Vue is a little friendlier and a little easier to get started.
It’s a super powerful system, but you have to be all in. You gotta take the red pill and go all the way. I find Vue to be a simpler, cleaner implementation. (Ever gone from a language that doesn’t require semicolons back to one that does? It’s something like that.) In practice, this difference is pretty significant because, in React, the JSX and CSS-like syntax are close enough to HTML and CSS to be confusing but not the same, which creates problems initially. Vue gives you component-scoped CSS using style tags in single-file components. However, unlike React, Vue uses templates instead of JSX (a potentially welcome and more immediately accessible option). This means that it is performant and avoids many confusing state relationships that can occur without one-way data binding. Like React, Vue uses a virtual DOM, provides reactive and composable view components, and enforces a strict one-way parent-child relationship when defining properties and state. I learned React first and came to use Vue later. In my experience, Vue.js is a great alternative to React. It’s designed to be incrementally adoptable, and the core library focuses solely on the view layer. Vue is a JavaScript view library, like React and Angular.
Confirm your Spring Boot and Vue todo app works.Bootstrap a Spring Boot app using Spring Initializr.
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Feel free to skip down to the prerequisites section if you’re already familiar with Vue and Spring Boot. The Quasar framework provides components and layout tools to help build Vue applications quickly with a consistent, high-quality user interface.īefore you dig into the tutorial, I want to quickly introduce the technologies for those that might be unfamiliar. The client will use Vue 3 and the Quasar framework. As you’ll see, the server will leverage Spring Boot’s ability to quickly expose data via a REST API with minimal configuration. The Spring Boot app will include an H2 in-memory database and will use Spring Data JPA to map our todo data model to a database table for persistence. OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) will secure the Spring Boot API and the Vue client using Okta as the security provider. The Vue frontend client will use the Quasar framework for the presentation. The application will include CRUD abilities, meaning that you can create, read, update, and delete the todo items on the Spring Boot API via the client. You will use Vue and Spring Boot to build a todo list web application.
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