Using Modes and Environment Variables in Vue.js

Uditha Maduranga
Nov 3 · 6 min read

If you are building any application, no matter a web application or not it should go through few different phases on their way to handing it to the clients. Most often those will be development, testing and production phases. So most of the frameworks allows us to have different modes or environments for each of the above mentioned phases, so that it will be easier and convenient for the developers as well as the actual users. For an example when we are in the initial development phase, the developers want some extra features so that it will be easier for them to debug if…

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Uditha Maduranga

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Former Intern — Software Engineer at Sysco LABS | Computer Science and Engineering Undergraduate

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