JavaScript

TypeScript became mainstream relatively not so long ago. The development started back in 2012 and the language is supported and maintained by Microsoft. It became a superset of JavaScript. In this context, what it means is that TypeScript contains everything JavaScript does and much more.

So, if you’re here then you are probably wondering where the Vue framework is in 2019. The past year was really good for this, loved by many, framework. With constant updates, support from its creators and very talented community, Vue JS is coming really strong into 2019, and with every month is getting closer to stand against giants such as Angular or even React in terms of popularity and utilization in business applications.

Progressive Web Application (PWA) is a great concept. A website that at the same time acts as a native app gives you several fantastic features: it uses less data, loads instantly, can be accessed offline, or doesn’t even need frequent updates… And that’s only the beginning. Alright. But what is the PWA meaning at all?

In recent years, one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks has been Vue.js. Companies from various industries make use of this technology to create their own and original applications that are used by millions of users every day. This article aims to present you a list of diverse applications that were done with the use of Vue.

The Vue popularity is a really interesting topic. After its ultra-dynamic usage growth around 2019 and 2020, it began to lose some popularity as React took the market by the storm and revelations such as Svelte emerged. Still, Vue has a solid group of practitioners and it’s definitely worth trying.

Vue and PWA: do they cooperate? Yes! With the emergence of Vue CLI 3.0, it’s really easy-peasy – at least for a developer. With this article, we bring you all the answers so you know how to create PWA within Vue. Let’s go!