In Vue, I like building my forms myself. I really like knowing what’s going on and it is pretty easy with Vue v-model to keep track of data in the form and send that in an API request.
After working more with react lately I love Vue even more… I really like the separation of concerns with HTML being in the template and JavaScript being in the script tag. It’s much easier to go exactly to where you need.
Great to hear you found something that work for you 😉
Stick with it, as I believe that passion towards some particular tech improves productivity tremendously 😉
Nowadays, when hundreds of new tech are coming out day by day, it's impossible to learn everything, not to mention master everything. My approach to this is, I always try to check the hottest trends like monthly, but only to the point, where I understand their main working principles and use cases. Later, when the appropriate project comes, I know my advantages with the particular tech, and picking up the syntax is just a matter of time. 😉
Hope that helps 😉 I believe the famous saying 'Work smart, not hard', could be well transferred to learning, as well. And the more information there is, the more crucial it becomes 😉
What is your method of dealing with form errors such as "Invalid username", or "Password too short"? For small forms it's easy to display the error underneath the input, but doesn't this get difficult to manage as the form gets larger and more complex? For this reason I decided to experiment with VeeValidate
Yeah, in those cases it is nice to use a package like that.. I would still build the form fields and data attributes myself, but use vue validate on the fields for validations.
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In Vue, I like building my forms myself. I really like knowing what’s going on and it is pretty easy with Vue v-model to keep track of data in the form and send that in an API request.
Never tried Vue to the point forms would be needed, tho I liked the simplicity and syntax 😉Reminds me a bit of Svelte, which I love working with now 😉
After working more with react lately I love Vue even more… I really like the separation of concerns with HTML being in the template and JavaScript being in the script tag. It’s much easier to go exactly to where you need.
Great to hear you found something that work for you 😉
Stick with it, as I believe that passion towards some particular tech improves productivity tremendously 😉
Thank you! I’ve felt bad about it honestly because I do want to be willing and able to work with anything. But it is encouraging hearing your input.
Nowadays, when hundreds of new tech are coming out day by day, it's impossible to learn everything, not to mention master everything. My approach to this is, I always try to check the hottest trends like monthly, but only to the point, where I understand their main working principles and use cases. Later, when the appropriate project comes, I know my advantages with the particular tech, and picking up the syntax is just a matter of time. 😉
Love it! I think I’ll be trying to use that approach from now on.
Hope that helps 😉 I believe the famous saying 'Work smart, not hard', could be well transferred to learning, as well. And the more information there is, the more crucial it becomes 😉
Please share how you create form in svelte. I was using reactive form in Angular
using sloths make building forms with vue fun!
What is your method of dealing with form errors such as "Invalid username", or "Password too short"? For small forms it's easy to display the error underneath the input, but doesn't this get difficult to manage as the form gets larger and more complex? For this reason I decided to experiment with VeeValidate
Yeah, in those cases it is nice to use a package like that.. I would still build the form fields and data attributes myself, but use vue validate on the fields for validations.