This course introduces Vue.js 3.x development tools such as Vue Devtools and Vue CLI, guiding learners through installation, project creation, component development, routing, state management with Vuex, and advanced techniques to build high‑quality web applications efficiently.
This article documents the complete process of researching, analyzing, and developing a custom React CLI scaffolding tool, including a detailed examination of Vue CLI's architecture, plugin mechanism, and codebase, as well as the implementation of interactive command‑line features, configuration options, and publishing steps.
This article walks through why a custom front‑end scaffolding tool is needed, analyzes Vue CLI’s architecture, explains how to locate global commands, examines required dependencies, and provides a step‑by‑step implementation—including project initialization, command design, create‑command logic, Node version checks, template features, CDN upload, commit linting, and a custom ESLint plugin—so readers can create a reusable CLI tailored to their business needs.
Developers discovered that the npm package node‑ipc, widely used in vue‑cli, contained a malicious “peacenotwar” payload targeting Russian and Belarusian IPs, prompting security analysis, discussion of open‑source supply‑chain risks, and detailed remediation steps including package updates and code removal.
The article explains, through a mock interview, why running npm run xxx triggers npm to look up the script in package.json, creates local binary links in node_modules/.bin, and executes the corresponding command such as vue‑cli‑service serve without requiring a global installation.
A malicious update to the npm package node‑ipc, used by vue‑cli, injected anti‑war code that creates unwanted files, overwrites system directories for Russian and Belarusian IPs, and sparked a community response that led to a patched vue‑cli release and detailed remediation steps.
This article provides a comprehensive walkthrough of Vue CLI's project initialization process, covering command‑line usage, entry‑file discovery, node version validation, intelligent command suggestion, preset handling, the Creator class workflow, prompt modules, plugin integration via Generator and GeneratorAPI, configuration extraction, and the final file generation steps.
This guide explains how to configure a Vue 2.x project to output source‑map files to a custom directory by leveraging Webpack’s SourceMapDevToolPlugin, adjusting productionSourceMap settings, and fine‑tuning optimization options for reliable Sentry integration.
This comprehensive guide walks you through Vue.js fundamentals, installation via script tags or the Vue CLI, component creation, handling common pitfalls, integrating webpack, using .vue single‑file components, vue‑loader, vue‑router, Vuex, and hot‑reloading, plus curated resources for deeper learning.
