Getting Start with Vue.js

Getting started with Vue is relatively straightforward and requires basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and Javascript.

Complete the Vue Installation, if haven't done already

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Run the Development Server:

Navigate to project directory and run below command

Example:

cd your-project-name

npm run dev

Note: The above command will start a development server and we'll see a local development URL (usually http://localhost:8080) where we can view our Vue application in the browser.

Explore the Project Structure:

Vue CLI generates a project structure with predefined directories and files.

src/ Directory: Most of Vue.js code resides in `src` folder directory.
`App.vue`: The root Vue component of your application. It typically contains the main layout structure and serves as the entry point for the entire application.
`main.js`: The entry point of your Vue.js application. It initializes the Vue instance, configures plugins, and mounts the root Vue component (App.vue).
`components/`: Contains Vue.js components. Each component usually consists of a .vue file, which encapsulates the template, script, and styles related to that component.
`views/`: Contains higher-level Vue components that represent views or pages of your application. These components often serve as the entry points for specific routes.
`router/`: Contains the Vue Router configuration. This includes defining routes and their corresponding components and enabling client-side routing within the application.
`services/`: Contains Javascript files responsible for interacting with external APIs or performing other data-related tasks. These services can be imported and used within components or Vuex actions.
`assets/`: Contains static assets such as images, fonts, and stylesheets.
`store/`: Contains Vuex store modules for managing application state. Vuex is a state management pattern and library for Vue.js applications.

Modify the App Component:

Open the "src/App.vue" file in your code editor.
we'll see a template section with some default "Vue code". This is the root component of our Vue application.
we can modify these components or add our own HTML, CSS, and JavaScript code to build our application.

Create Vue Components:

We can create reusable Vue components by defining them in separate ".vue" files within the src/components directory.
Each Vue component consists of three parts: "template (HTML)", "script (JavaScript)", and "style (CSS)".
We can import and use these components in other Vue components or the root "App.vue" component.

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