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thank you bro for this tutorial
ОтветитьShaun, Bravo on your amazingly good pedagogical skills! In other words, I love your teaching style brother!
ОтветитьVery cool, but how do you use plugins on each one? e.g.: Vue.use(CustomPlugin). I've tried it but works on the first vue instance but not on the second one.
Ответитьthanks for the helpful video. whats the best folder structure what you use for multi instance Vue.js?
Ответитьamazing cours
ОтветитьThanks, man! I understood each and every word of your tutorial. But, I have only one doubt by creating 2 instances whats is achieved by it.
Means in the real-world applications where I may use the multiple instances concept.
you save my life!!!
ОтветитьYour tutorials are excellent and your explanations very clear. A very tiny suggestion might be to include a comment about why you would do this. I'm struggling to see the point of multiple Vue instances when it seems you can just have a single instance with components and therefore have less mark-up on the screen. A real-world example of when multiple instances is useful or necessary would be fantastic.
ОтветитьThanks for the video. I am going to recommend others too. :)
ОтветитьJust Wonderful...😍😍
ОтветитьThanks. That's helpful!
ОтветитьSince it's almost 2 years old, I want to know if this tutorial is all I'd need to get started with Vue.js in 2019.
I've seen many tutorials and this seemed the easiest to understand from among them all. Would be a shame if it was outdated :/
great...awesome
ОтветитьThanks for this tutorial! I'm working on a Wordpress project and need to build different forms that use asyncronous data and interact with each other. The thing is, I hate working with jQuery for ajax, so I wanted to try Vue for those form widgets. And this is just what I needed to make it work! Subscribing now! :)
ОтветитьI would like to create multiple vue widgets using single file components and a build process and integrate them in one page. Each widget would be delivered using its own service (self contained system approach), and would be integrated in the parent page using Ajax. Is it possible to build this so that the framework itself won't get delivered multiple times to the customer?
ОтветитьYour tutorials are awesome, at first I was overwhelmed by the complexity of Vue, but your tutorials make it so easy to understand :)
Btw, may I ask from which part of the UK you come from? I realized you speak the "h" sound in "html" and I have never heard that before.
I like that you can do something like this, it shows how powerful the framework is, what I wonder is why would using two instances in the same html page ever be useful in the real world?
ОтветитьYou literally saved my day!!! Thanks a lot :)
ОтветитьThanks for your tuts mate, I have something kind of similar in my mind, is it possible to name a Vue instance and use it through multiple components so for example instead of this.fooList I can write something like let's say V.fooList , I tried but couldn't manage to get it working across multi components so I wonder if there's a work around to make it work.. thanks in advance
ОтветитьThankyou very much
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