Learn battle-tested Vue component patterns to write more maintainable and scalable applications. This course covers essential patterns like branching components, slots, list architecture, and smart/dumb component separation through practical examples.
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Writing scalable Vue components requires more than just technical knowledge - it requires proven patterns that have been battle-tested in production. In "Vue Component Design," you'll learn essential patterns that bring clarity and maintainability to your Vue applications.
The course begins with a comprehensive introduction to component design principles. You'll then explore the Branching Component Pattern to manage conditional logic, utilize Slots and Template Props for flexible interfaces, and learn the List Component Pattern for scalable data presentation.
Moving deeper, you'll discover the Smart vs Dumb Component pattern for better separation of concerns, and explore form handling patterns that leverage v-model at the form level. The course concludes with advanced Vue patterns including recursive components, lazy dynamic components, and tightly coupled components using provide/inject.
Unlike traditional courses, we focus on understanding rather than coding along. Each lesson demonstrates not just how to implement these patterns, but why they matter and when to use them. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid foundation in component architecture that you can apply to any Vue project, from small applications to large-scale enterprise systems.
Perfect for beginner Vue developers looking to move beyond components 101 into more practical application and even intermediate developers looking to level up their component design skills. Team leads wanting to establish consistent patterns across their projects can also benefit.
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