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Vue 3 Frontend Kaihatsu no Kyokasho (The Vue 3 Frontend Development Textbook)
Shinzo Saito (WINGS Project)
Summary
A Japanese-language guide to Vue 3 by Shinzo Saito (WINGS Project). The popular web frontend framework Vue.js was upgraded to Vue 3, with major feature updates and enhancements including standard adoption of TypeScript, the new Composition API, Vite, and Pinia. With that, Vue 3 requires a development approach that differs from the component development of the previous Options API. The book explains component development with the Composition API, state management with Pinia, SPA development with Vue Router, and asynchronous processing and unit testing, making full use of the new features, so that a single book covers every technique of frontend development with Vue 3.
Target Readers
- People who want to learn how to develop with Vue 3 using the Composition API
- Readers who need the development approach Vue 3 calls for, which differs from component development with the Options API
- Engineers who also need state management with Pinia, SPA development with Vue Router, asynchronous processing, and unit testing
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- Publisher
- Gijutsu-Hyohron
- ISBN
- 978-4297130725
- Published
- Sep 2022
- List price
- ¥3,960incl. taxMay differ from the actual selling price on Amazon
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Reason: With TypeScript fundamentals acquired, you learn Vue.js, another major framework, as an option. 'The Vue 3 Frontend Development Textbook' assumes the Composition API and type support, offering a reactive approach to building UI that differs from React.
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