I’ve been doing Vue for some time now.
Along the way, I’ve come across a lot of learnings, a lot of gotcha’s and a lot of yay moments.
As a result of this, I would like to share my advice, tips and best practices to you, if you’re in the moment of building a new Vue application. What you should do, what you should avoid, and generally just some plain old good advice 😉
New to Vue?
If you are completely new to Vue, this article will most likely not provide you any great value, as you need to have some basic knowledge in Vue to understand some of the things I’m covering in this post.
I’ll recommend that you learn Vue from the some of the best courses out there — I’ve provided some links to useful resources at the bottom of this article
Anyway, let’s get to it.
Before we start, if you are using Vue3, take a look at this article
