Vue

Testing libraries like Jasmine, and Jest often provide conditionals like toBeEqual or toHaveBeenCalledWith to check that a piece of code has an expected outcome. However, more often than not, a project might have a unique set of conditions that it might want to check against that are not included in the vocabulary of a testing library. For example, if you wanted to test that an element in a vue instance had content, you could create a method called hasContent and pass it an element to check whether or not its contents are empty. ...

A couple of months ago, I made the switch from React to Vue. I had been playing around with Vue for a bit before making the switch and was impressed by how lightweight, and versatile Vue was. Compared to my initial experience learning React (👋 JSX), picking up Vue felt like a breeze. Not only is Vue very well documented, it is also very straighforward and doesn’t require a lot of initial set up to get started. If you’ve been considering using Vue in your next project, here are a few of the reasons I think you should use Vue: ...