Posts tagged with data binding
– fly.io - submitted by Kathryn Anne Tan
Share dynamic attributes between parent and child components using Livewire Modelable, and thirftily share data between separate components with client side events!
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?️ Use "declarative" (the state of the thing) names for your data attributes in Vue over "imperative" (an action to take on the thing) pic.twitter.com/LJk2MRT0Bw
— Caleb Porzio (@calebporzio) November 19, 2018
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Woodworker/developer Jesse Schutt clearly explains how to use v-model properly on nested components.
Building a custom component that operates on chunks of data is easier than you may think. It involves understanding how Vue handles the input/update cycle and making a few changes to your component. Let’s start by taking a look at one approach for turning a standard component into a “controlled” component and then figure out how to nest them.
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There are multiple good ways to pass data from Laravel to Vue. In a new blogpost Jesse Schutt covers all the options.
It has been helpful to think of my application as "layers" or separate sections of code each with varying responsibilities. I like to think of Laravel as the intermediary between the persistent data in the database, and the Vue components comprising the front-end of the app.Though the boundaries between Laravel and Vue may appear unclear at the outset, the only way one can know about the other's data is if it is explicitly passed. Blade templates implicitly know a lot about the application, but Vue operates on a different layer, so it only knows what we tell it. Fortunately, there are a number of ways to provide Vue with the data it needs.
https://zaengle.com/blog/layers-of-a-laravel-vue-application
Data binding to the DOM is just one of those things that's damn handy when you've got it and super laborious when you don't. The problem is that it usually comes at a price of a hefty framework (hefty can apply to byte-size, but more often: the learning curve to use said framework).https://remysharp.com/2015/06/02/bind
(found this via excellent Bram.us-blog)