https://dev.to/philipjohnbasile/grilling-vue-3-essentials-on-pinia-skewers-3noc #VueJS #Vue3 #vue #Pinia

I quite like using #Vue 3's script setup style. Very little boilerplate and defining props as TS types is great.

https://vuejs.org/api/sfc-script-setup.html

https://pinia.vuejs.org/ is also 👍 I couldn't stomach #Vuex with its string-based actions or whatever.

#Pinia just makes sense to me. It doesn't try to do very much at all. It just lets me define reactive models and import them into my components.

Using Pinia/composable or provide/inject to avoid prop drilling and event bubbling problem for components in the same tree, that is the question. What do you think?

https://www.reddit.com/r/vuejs/comments/11yy8wz/prop_drilling_and_event_bubbling_problem/

#vuejs #pinia #component

IMO global stores like in #vuex, #pinia or #redux are just as bad as global variables.

After using Pinia with Vue, which I deployed in a production environment, I figured picking up Redux wouldn't be too bad.

Man... what lies we tell ourselves lol.

Past two days were like: 😖

Finally near EOB today it is like: 😲

Of course, cleaning out this boilerplate I opted to use really helped.

"I'm not using Saga, I'm using thunk! *throws in trash*"

Maybe some day Saga, just not today.

#react #redux #vue #pinia #statemanagament

@bdbch #nuxt finde ich zum Einstieg ganz nett aber für meine Projekte eigentlich zu groß. Da nuxt3 noch nicht fertig war/ist bin ich bei #vue 3 geblieben. #typescript #vue3 #vite #pinia und #tailwind. Das script setup ist einfach super und macht richtig Spaß.