Reactive Frameworks - Vue.js
from HTML All The Things - Web Development, AI, and Developer Careers Hosted by Matt Lawrence and Mike Karan
In this episode we discuss our journey from static and CMS driven sites to reactive frameworks, specifically Vue.js. Segment 1 - Static to Reactive Started by creating simple static sites - no need for reactive elements When dynamic/reactive content was needed we would use document.createElement Segment 2 - CMS to Reactive We would use Wordpress, CouchCMS, or Webflow for any content management that our users would need Eventually elements became too varied and a dynamic solution was needed - reactive frameworks The "Hub" presented a unique issue of not having a standard layout while still being "posts" (the episode clarifies this point) Segment 3 - How We Plan to Use Vue.js Quick start guide for people to get up and running HexDash a collaborative project that people can contribute to Vue.js components - great for reusability Vue.js will be used in the making of the HTML All The Things website Segment 4 - Matt's Experience Getting Quickly Started with Vue.js Moving over from a typical experience using vanilla HTML/CSS/JS, SASS, Bootstrap, Webflow, or CouchCMS Prior experience with CLI and NPM First time using Visual Studio Code Web News - Trendy & Loud vs Silence NodeJS vs PHP Big frameworks vs old ones WordPress power 31% of the internet (Source: https://wordpress.com) WordPress vs Webflow Workflow conflicts Are freelancers using bleeding edge technology, while the rest of the industry (specifically big enterprise) still using "old" tech?
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