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Hey there again! So, we continue with the highlights from Day 2 of the Vue.js Nation Conference 2024, featuring illuminating sessions on advanced features, component building, and common pitfalls in Vue.js. Catch insights from engaging Q&As with the Vue.js core team and gain knowledge from brilliant presentations.

Hey there! Welcome to our friendly recap of Day 1 at Vue.js Nation 2024 conference. We're diving into all the juicy details from presentations on state management, web app security, best practices for components, and the world of open-source eCommerce with Nuxt and Vue Storefront. It sets the stage for the rest of the event, offering valuable insights into the Vue.js ecosystem and its potential for application development.

Considering building a Vue Component library? Checkout this checklist of concerns you should make sure to remember!

Vue School’s Free Weekend is back from 23-24 March 2024. This how-to guide will show you how to make the best use of the free Vue.js training courses on offer.

Run into this in your Vite + Vu.js project? CJS build of Vite’s Node API is deprecated. Fix it now!

In this blog article, we will explore some common mistakes developers make when working with Vue.js and provide practical advice on how to avoid them.

This article explores using Zod, a validation library, with query string variables in Nuxt applications. It explains how to validate and extract valid data from query strings using Zod in a straightforward manner.

In the previous article, I mentioned two main ways that allow new, custom code to enter our Nuxt.js Application - components and plugins. Today, we will learn everything about the former. For most Nuxt.js applications, components are #1 contributor to the JavaScript bundle size.