Posts tagged with vuex
Nicolas Beauvais wrote a nice blogpost on how he went about adding support for internationalization to his app.
When working on web applications, translation strings are typically stored in the backend of your app while they’re mostly used in the frontend. This is the main challenge because you need to communicate the translations from your backend to your frontend code.
Read more [nicolas-beauvais.com]
On the vuejsdevelopers.com blog Anthony Gore suggested a few cool Vuex plugins that could come in handy.
There are a lot of good reasons to use Vuex to manage the state of your Vue.js app. For one, it’s really easy to add super-cool features with a Vuex plugin. Developers in the Vuex community have created a tonne of free plugins for you to use, with many of the features you can imagine, and some you may not have imagined.In this article, I will show you five feature that you can easily add to your next project with a Vuex plugin.
