I’m happy to let you know that Quasar v1.1.0 has been released with several new features and fixes. Most notably there’s a new component responsible for virtual scrolling!
Just a few days ago, there was a one day conference in Bangalore called JSFoo: VueDay 2019 and all the talk recordings are already published! Check them out!
Changes include: New Virtual Scroll component, improved performance on dialogs and tooltips that are based on the portal component as well as numerous fixes and improvements to existing components.
An amazing article by Ben Hong on how to build a great documentation starting with the right approach to the technical details of using VuePress efficiently. I’m saving this one for later and I will most definitely use it the next time I work on docs.
Just got started with building native mobile applications using NativeScript and Vue? Here’s a great article that will help you pick up some of the most useful plugins (from the NativeScript Marketplace) and point you to other learning materials to get you up to speed.
Sure, you can always use v-tooltip for most of your popover/tooltip needs, but if you wondered how to build one yourself, this article is for you. Mateusz Rybczonek walks us through creating a Popover component making use of the Popper.js library.
Here’s a pretty good article on how to approach unit testing of Vue components. One advice that I really liked was “Don’t go beyond the boundaries of the input and output [of a component]”. This encourages us to treat the components as a black box, where the internal logic is just a mean to give a certain output to a given input.
The last part of the “Vue.js Performance” by Filip Rakowski, This one is about using lazy loading for individual components, how it affects the user experience and how to improve it with smart prefetching. There are some pretty neat tricks in there so make sure to read it!
