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Dedicated to my lovely wife, Jacqui Griffyth.
(And also to Peanut.)
is an experienced IT professional who has held senior positions in a range of companies, most recently serving as chief technology officer and chief operating officer of a global bank. Now retired, he spends his time writing and long-distance running.
is a senior consultant and a senior analyst/developer using Microsoft technologies. He works for BluArancio ( www.bluarancio.com ). He is a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer for .NET, a Microsoft Certified Application Developer for .NET, a Microsoft Certified Professional, and a prolific author and technical reviewer. Over the past ten years, hes written articles for Italian and international magazines and coauthored more than ten books on a variety of computer topics.
The best way to get started with Vue.js is to dive in. In this chapter, I take you through a simple development process to create an application to keep track of to-do items. In Chapters , I show you how to create a more complex and realistic application, but for now, a simple example will be enough to demonstrate how Vue.js applications are created and how the basic features work. Dont worry if you dont understand everything in this chapterthe idea is to get an overall sense of how Vue.js works, and I explain everything in detail in later chapters.
If you want a conventional description of Vue.js features, then you can jump to Part 2 of this book, where I start the process of describing individual features in depth.
There is some preparation required for Vue.js development. In the sections that follow, I explain how to get set up and ready to create your first project.
The tools used for Vue.js development rely on Node.jsalso known as Nodewhich was created in 2009 as a simple and efficient runtime for server-side applications written in JavaScript. Node.js is based on the JavaScript engine used in the Chrome browser and provides an API for executing JavaScript code outside of the browser environment.
Node.js has enjoyed success as an application server, but for this book, it is interesting because it has provided the foundation for a new generation of cross-platform development and build tools. Some smart design decisions by the Node.js team and the cross-platform support provided by the Chrome JavaScript runtime have created an opportunity that has been seized upon by enthusiastic tool writers. In short, Node.js has become essential for web application development.
It is important that you download the same version of Node.js that I use throughout this book. Although Node.js is relatively stable, there are still breaking API changes from time to time that may stop the examples I include in the chapters from working.
The version I have used is 8.11.2, which is the current Long-Term Support release at the time of writing. There may be a later version available by the time you read this, but you should stick to the 8.11.2 release for the examples in this book. A complete set of 8.11.2 releases, with installers for Windows and macOS and binary packages for other platforms, is available at https://nodejs.org/dist/v8.11.2 .
Checking the Node Version
Checking That NPM Works
The @vue/cli package is the standard way to create and manage Vue.js projects during development. You dont have to use this package, but it provides everything that is needed to get started with Vue.js, and I use it throughout this book.
As I write this, the @vue/cli package has been released in beta. There may be small changes made before the final release, but the core features should remain the same. For details of any breaking changes, check the errata for this book, available at https://github.com/Apress/pro-vue-js-2 .
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