Introduction to Vuex Part 2 - implementation (video)
In the second part of this series, we cover implementing a Vuex Store into a Vue.js application
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Introduction to Vuex Part 1 - managing state, storage and sharing data between components
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.
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Filters in Vue.js: What are they, how do you use them, and how do you make them? (video)
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.
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Vue.js: Using dynamic and static attributes and props with components and HTML elements (video)
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.
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Using props for accessing URL parameters within components with Vue Router (video)
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
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Vue: Using localStorage with Vuex store
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.
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Change ownership of all folders and subfolders or files
Changing permissions on files and folders can be tedious, so why not do it in one fell swoop?
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Don't require password for sudo commands as non-root user
Sometimes you don't want to have to enter your password every time you run a sudo command - this blog post walks you through disabling that.
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SCSS Reverse direction
There may be a point in your CSS coding that you want to know the opposite of a direction (e.g. up, down). This function allows you to pass it a direction and get the opposite back!
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The Digital Bucket List for People in the Web
Last September I gave a talk at Bytes 2016, a mini-conference for people in the web about my digital bucket list for people who work with the internet.