This tutorial walks you through the entire process of creating a basic commercial website front‑end—from gathering requirements and designing interactions to setting up a Vue‑webpack project, installing iView components, and launching the site—in roughly one hour of work.
This article walks through the author's experience of exploring WeChat Mini Programs as a front‑end framework, comparing it to Vue and React Native, and provides a step‑by‑step tutorial for creating a basic catalog page with code snippets and screenshots.
This article walks through the practical differences and best‑practice setups for building Weex applications on web and native platforms, covering webpack configurations, preprocessors, style quirks, navigation, data passing, image handling, incremental updates, and production tips.
This article presents a universal frontend event tracking (埋点) solution designed for Baidu Takeaway's sales CRM platform, detailing its background, comparison of tracking methods, a declarative approach using Vue directives and MutationObserver mixins, support for legacy jQuery, and practical usage and results.
This article outlines a comprehensive front‑end engineering workflow covering modularization, componentization, standardization, and automation, then details technology choices such as Vue, Koa, Sass, and webpack, and provides practical project configuration tips for CSS, webpack, Babel, and CI/CD.
The author recounts attending Ele.me's front‑end technology conference, summarizing seven sessions covering PWA implementation, evolving front‑back collaboration, dependency health monitoring, Vue usage, Flow and type theory, design perspectives on Element, and the exploration of a visual document editor, while sharing personal impressions.
This article explains how to implement server‑side rendering (SSR) for Vue.js applications, covering the underlying concepts, required code setup, Vuex state handling, webpack configuration, and deployment steps to improve SEO for single‑page applications.
This article reviews recent advances in front‑end development, compares popular frameworks such as AngularJS, EmberJS, ReactJS and VueJS, examines their evolution, discusses user and developer needs, and offers guidance on which technologies to invest in for the coming years.
