I generally start with a tutorial which is relatively similar to what I am trying to achieve. Get that partially up and running, and then hack together the rest of the solution from a mix of the documentation, tutorials, and StackOverflow.
That way, if something doesn't quite work, I can remove some of the bits I've hacked together and see if it works as it gets closer and closer to the tutorial or documentation.
It's working so far as I continue to learn Vue as part of a real-world project.
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I generally start with a tutorial which is relatively similar to what I am trying to achieve. Get that partially up and running, and then hack together the rest of the solution from a mix of the documentation, tutorials, and StackOverflow.
That way, if something doesn't quite work, I can remove some of the bits I've hacked together and see if it works as it gets closer and closer to the tutorial or documentation.
It's working so far as I continue to learn Vue as part of a real-world project.