With the help of Vue, we’ve built out an application the tracks a user’s location, receiving real-time location updates using Socket.io and Google Maps to visualize the user’s location on the map. Using geofences, we’ll be able to tell when an active guest is leaving the virtual boundary we set up.
Here are the top best practices I've developed while working on Vue projects with a large code base. These tips will help you develop more efficient code that is easier to maintain and share.
In this tutorial, we will build a real-time data visualization application to get real-time stock exchange values using **Socket.io, Vue.js** and **Chart.js**. At the end of the tutorial, we will be able to see the change in Google’s and Microsoft’s stock every few seconds.
Vue comes with built-in directives (like `v-html` or `v-once`) that you will find useful, as each has its own use case. What’s even more fantastic is that you can also write your own directives. This allowed the Vue.js community to solve countless code issues they then published as packages. Here is a list of my favorite Vue.js custom directives. Needless to say, it's incredible how much time they saved me on my projects. 😇