I took me many examples and a lot of practice to understand slots. Whether it’s simple slots, named slots or scoped slots, you will find that it’s a powerful feature in Vue. Let’s dive into it.
When you start to have a lot of articles on a Hugo-powered website, the number of images processed can slow down the generation to reach the default timeout. Though you can increase it, this is not enough to avoid overconsuming build minutes on Netlify.
Long ago, the workflow to change an e-mail address with Firebase Authentification was simple, but less secure. With Firebase 9, it changed and you need to verify the e-mail address when updating it. I’ll show you how it works...
Scheduling tasks is a common need in software development. With my Hugo blogs, I needed such a task to automate the publishing workflow of my articles.
Destructuring objects in JavaScript is a really cool feature. Using it along with Vue can, however, take on a spin… Let’s dive into one caveat on the topic.
I want to share this tip about the technique to use when you want to type the parameters of methods that depend on third-party libraries. Let’s dive into it.
Sometimes, you use third-party libraries who develop useful components. It was the case for me with VeeValidate. But the names of the component may not suit you or your linter. Let’s see how solve either of these issues.
A best practice when the current route change is to make the router view component unique using the key property. As described in the official documentation, the key special attribute is primarily used as a hint for Vue’s virtual DOM algorithm to identify vnodes when diffing the new list of nodes against the old list. Let’s see how it can be used with vue-router.
