Storing Vue Data to localStorage using Vuex

In this blog post, we will explore how to store Vuex data automatically to localStorage or sessionStorage. When it comes to persisting data, there are several methods available. One simple approach is utilizing the Web Storage API, which includes localStorage and sessionStorage. To simplify the process of integrating the Web Storage API into a Vue project, we can leverage the vuex-persist library. Here’s how to get started: Install vuex-persist using npm or Yarn: npm install vuex-persist yarn add vuex-persist In your Vuex store file, import VuexPersist: import VuexPersist from 'vuex-persist' Initialize VuexPersist by creating an instance with specific configuration options: const vuexPersist = new VuexPersist({ key: 'my-app', storage: window....

Strings in Go: A Complete Guide

Strings in Go are a fundamental data type used to represent a sequence of byte values. In this article, we will explore various aspects of working with strings in Go and discuss some useful techniques and functions. Defining a String To define a string in Go, you can use double quotes (") as shown below: var name = "test" Unlike some other programming languages, Go only supports double quotes for defining strings, not single quotes....

Strings in Swift: A Guide for Developers

Tags: Swift, strings, programming, string interpolation, concatenation, substring, collections Strings are an essential tool in programming, and Swift provides powerful features for working with strings. In this guide, we will explore the various ways to work with strings in Swift and some useful methods that come with them. Defining Strings In Swift, a string can be defined using the string literal syntax. It is enclosed in double quotes, unlike single quotes which are not valid string delimiters....

Structs in Go: A Guide to Working with Structs for Better Organization and Flexibility

Structs are an essential feature of the Go programming language. They allow you to define custom types that encapsulate one or more variables, known as fields. Think of a struct as a collection of variables that can have different types. In this blog post, we will explore how to define and use structs effectively in your Go programs. Defining a Struct To define a struct, you use the type keyword followed by the name of the struct and a list of its fields enclosed in curly braces....

Styled Components: A Modern Approach to CSS-in-JS

Styled Components have emerged as a popular solution for incorporating CSS into modern JavaScript. They serve as a successor to CSS Modules, enabling developers to write CSS that is scoped to a specific component without leaking styles to other elements on the page. A Brief History In the early days of the web, CSS didn’t exist, and layouts were created using tables and frames. Eventually, frameworks like Bootstrap and Foundation emerged to simplify grid and layout creation....

Styling Next.js components using CSS

In Next.js, we have the freedom to choose any library for styling React components. However, Next.js comes with its own built-in library called styled-jsx which offers scoped CSS. This allows us to write CSS that only affects the specific component it is applied to, making it easier to maintain. To add CSS to a React component in Next.js, we need to insert it inside a <style jsx> block in the JSX code....

Styling Vue.js Components Using CSS

In this tutorial, we will explore various options to style Vue.js components using CSS. Please note that this tutorial assumes the use of Vue.js Single File Components. The simplest way to add CSS to a Vue.js component is by using the style tag, similar to HTML. Here’s an example: <template> <p style="text-decoration: underline">Hi!</p> </template> <script> export default { data() { return { decoration: 'underline' } } } </script> This method allows for static styling....

Subfolder vs Subdomain: Which Approach is Best for Your Website's New Section?

When it comes to creating a new section on your website, such as a dedicated section for selling honey, you may be faced with the decision of whether to use a subfolder or a subdomain. In this article, we will explore the pros and cons of each approach to help you make an informed decision. Subfolder: flaviocopes.com/honey Using a subfolder, such as flaviocopes.com/honey, offers several advantages. First, it simplifies management as it allows you to have a separate application or CMS specifically for the honey section....

Subscribers Count: A Vanity Metric or a Measure of Engagement?

As content creators on the internet, we often rely on metrics to gauge our success. Numbers have become a universal language for measuring performance, and it’s natural for us to adopt them as our own metrics. However, sometimes these numbers can be deceptive and lead us astray. These misleading numbers are what we call vanity metrics. Some vanity metrics, like YouTube subscribers, Twitter followers, or Facebook likes, are public by default....

Svelte Bindings: A Guide to Working with Bindings in Svelte

Svelte is a powerful web framework that allows you to create two-way bindings between data and the user interface (UI). In this article, we will explore how to use bindings in Svelte and how they can be especially useful with forms. Using bind:value The most common form of binding in Svelte is using bind:value. This allows you to bind a variable from the component state to a form field. For example:...