The cleanest way of handling user authentication with Nuxt.js
Scheduled for 31st May 2021.
Rather than client-side user authentication, this blog post works through how to catch a user authentication error with Nuxt
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Scheduled for 31st May 2021.
Rather than client-side user authentication, this blog post works through how to catch a user authentication error with Nuxt
Posted on 18th October 2018. Written For Liquid Light
Lumen is a micro-framework from the creators of Laravel. Using Laravel methodology, Lumen offers a leaner, cut-down version of the framework. By including less code, Lumen is able to offer ...
Posted on 8th March 2018. Written For Liquid Light
In 2017, one of our front-end developers wrote and released a book about the JavaScript library; Vue.js. This blog post explains the process he went through to get the book from his mind to print.
Posted on 18th December 2017.
This blog post covers the initialisation and basic usage of Vuex - a central store for your Vue applications. It covers the basics of the four main components of Vuex: the state, mutations, actions and getters.
Posted on 18th December 2017.
In the second part of this series, we cover implementing a Vuex Store into a Vue.js application
Posted on 8th November 2017.
There are many ways to manipulate a value to make it user-friendly using Vue.js. In this tutorial, I show you how you can use Vue filters to alter the appearance of a variable without affecting its data.
Posted on 26th October 2017.
This Vue.js tutorial explains the difference between dynamic and static attributes and props. It shows how you can pass variables to components or other HTML elements to display dynamic contents.
Posted on 21st October 2017.
This quick video walkthrough shows how you can replace any URL parameters in your components with props and how to pass them through from vue router to access them within your component
Posted on 13th October 2017.
Using the browser's localStorage we can create a Vue app which has its Vuex store cached. This allows the user to navigate away from the app and not lose their preferences.