If you’re a Laravel developer and you’re bummed that you can’t implement server-side rendering with your Vue apps, then I have some good news: there are alternatives to SSR that may be good enough, or even better, for some use cases…
In this week’s article I’m going to explain a method I use to “fake” server-side rendering using Vue.js and Laravel.
In other news, two workshops have been announced for the coming VueConf 2017. Evan You will teach “Advanced Features from the Ground Up”, while Blake Newman will teach “Application state with Vuex”.
We also have our usual collection of awesome Vue articles from around the web!
Server-side rendering is all the rage right now. But if you aren’t using a Node.js server then you’re out of luck. In this article I’m going to explain a method I use to fake server-side rendering using Vue.js and Laravel.
Get to know the rising star. Vue.js is a popular JavaScript framework that has seen a lot of success in the past couple of years. While it has gotten a lot of traction in the international development world, it is still gaining traction in the west and is not yet a household name.
Two workshops have been announced for the coming VueConf 2017. Evan You will teach “Advanced Features from the Ground Up”, while Blake Newman will teach “Application state with Vuex”.
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