VUE best practices
First up, keep your components small and focused. Think of them like tiny workers, each doing one job perfectly. It makes your code cleaner and easier to handle.
Next, use computed properties wisely. They’re like magic spells for your data, automatically updating when things change. It keeps your app speedy and your code neat.
Thirdly, keep an eye on your v-models. They're the bridge between your HTML and JavaScript, but if you use too many, it's like having too many cooks in the kitchen!
Step four: embrace Vue’s single-file components. They bundle your template, script, and styles all in one place, making everything super organized and easy to find.
Finally, always write clear and descriptive names for your components and functions. It's like naming your pets; it helps you and everyone else know who's who!
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