The Vue.js Handbook
Languages and libraries
javascript framework guide
SHOW HN2018
262points
64comments
#113of 2,155 in 2018
Top 6%of 2018 by points
How HN took it
DebatedReal support and real criticism
9 positive, 15 neutral or asking, 0 mixed, 8 critical, out of 32 comments about the project. Thread score +0.13.
Privacy: 5 for, 6 againstIdea: 0 for, 2 againstDocs: 2 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Good beginner-friendly resource for learning Vue
From 3 comments
I gave a quick glance through this and it seems pretty good especially for beginners. I noticed at the beginning it goes straight into installing the vue cli with yarn or npm.…
jpangs88 on HNIt's reminiscent of the Succinctly series by Syncfusion. We were considering Vue at our workplace, this will make it a quick read. Thanks!
thetest3r on HNThis is a lot of work and value you are adding to the world for free, thanks for putting it out there. An email address is a small thing to ask for when what you are providing is…
j45 on HN
Email for a free book is a fair exchange
From 3 comments
Nice work! To counterbalance the comments here a little bit, I think an email address for a book is more than a fair exchange. My one suggestion would be to have a HTML version,…
rolleiflex on HNI think it's fair to "trade" an email for a good learning resource. I mean, I'm not ok with the "3 pages ebook marketing BS leadmagnet " but it's not the case here.
ksahin on HNThis is a lot of work and value you are adding to the world for free, thanks for putting it out there. An email address is a small thing to ask for when what you are providing is…
j45 on HN
Objections
Email gate may not comply with GDPR consent rules
From 3 comments
Your data collection is not GDPR compliant, see https://litmus.com/blog/5-things-you-must-know-about-email-consent-under-gdpr.
alixaxel on HNIsn't requiring an email to download an ebook one of the scenarios that GDPR states as an example of non-compliance?
alixaxel on HNWell, for one, he's not gathering explicit consent anywhere. Just because there's a privacy policy and controller information at the bottom of the page doesn't mean I explicitly…
alixaxel on HN
Content is essentially the official vuejs.org docs stretched out
From 1 comment
I briefly skimmed it. It's basically the vuejs.org docs stretched out over 120 pages
nwsm on HN
Missing explanation of npm/yarn and node setup
From 2 comments
I gave a quick glance through this and it seems pretty good especially for beginners. I noticed at the beginning it goes straight into installing the vue cli with yarn or npm.…
jpangs88 on HNWhy is npm required?
gulabjamyn on HN
Awkward English phrasing
From 1 comment
Thanks, this looks helpful. If you have a friend who's a native English speaker you might ask them to read it over for you. There's some awkward phrasing and tenses used…
SippinLean on HN
Requests
Add an HTML or mobile-friendly version
From 1 comment
Nice work! To counterbalance the comments here a little bit, I think an email address for a book is more than a fair exchange. My one suggestion would be to have a HTML version,…
rolleiflex on HN
Add an index to the ebook
From 1 comment
Hi flaviocopes, thanks for the write up! It would be nice as a non-beginner for the ebook to have an index so I could skim the contents.
faitswulff on HN
Add a CLI basics tutorial
From 1 comment
There's beginners and there's beginners though. Why not include a CLI basics tutorial too? An addendum covering just what the CLI is composing for you so you know how to use…
Already__Taken on HN
Questions
Does requiring email for the download comply with GDPR?
From 2 comments
Isn't requiring an email to download an ebook one of the scenarios that GDPR states as an example of non-compliance?
alixaxel on HNYour data collection is not GDPR compliant, see https://litmus.com/blog/5-things-you-must-know-about-email-consent-under-gdpr.
alixaxel on HN
Is Vue a good choice versus Angular or Ember for RAD-style development?
From 1 comment
In js/front-end world, what would be the closest to those RAD/component based toolkits like Qt, wxWidgets, Delphi/VCL, WinForms? Is Vue a good candidate or maybe Angular is a…
zerr on HN
Alternatives named
Succinctly series by Syncfusion
From 1 comment
It's reminiscent of the Succinctly series by Syncfusion. We were considering Vue at our workplace, this will make it a quick read. Thanks!
thetest3r on HN
Ember.js
From 2 comments
EmberJS strives to be a box with every tool you'll ever need -- it's what you should be comparing to Angular, if anything. EmberJS's equivalent to Vue would be Glimmer[0], which…
hardwaresofton on HNVue has single file components so you can build your own components which I do. If you want a more guided/RAD approach maybe emberjs is more what you want to be looking at.
noir_lord on HN
Angular
From 2 comments
In js/front-end world, what would be the closest to those RAD/component based toolkits like Qt, wxWidgets, Delphi/VCL, WinForms? Is Vue a good candidate or maybe Angular is a…
zerr on HNThis is simply not true. Vue is not just rendering engine it does take care of lot of things. The fact that it is lightweight and modular (so for example it does not have router…
omnimus on HN