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Awesome article!
I've been learning Vue myself and am a little confused by the fact why no one is using separate JS files and just includes everything with tags. Or was that just for the purpose of the tutorial?
I don't think it's everyone. It depends on preference but it seems Vue is more of the opinion of having them in one file.
You can read about it here: vuejs.org/v2/guide/single-file-com...
I'm using Vue since 2 years now. The single file component is very useful to wrap all the specific things you need for a component in a single place.
Of course you'll surely have a main CSS/JS library/framework/whatever (Bootstrap, Bulma, ...) for the generic things, but when you need some specific piece of CSS to style a component it's a lot better to put it in the single Vue file.
Last but not least, the main editors out there all have at least one plugin to handle single-file Vue components correctly (mainly it's all about syntax highlighting)
Very nice
This is awesome, I can't wait to do this when I get some time this weekend!
I find that DEV.to is really pushing itself to the public to be the next Medium.com for tutorial publishing, constantly sending my email about quality contents
Really nice and fun tutorial, thank you!
P.S. If I am not mistaken, I think there is a tiny issue which breaks the code. Please, remove the following quotes:
this.listPrimitive.update(id, { id, title: "block.title, status });"
I don't see that when I'm editing. I've removed and replaced the semi-colon but that still shows up