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Natalia Tepluhina - Seven ways to make your Vue component tests better
Talks
Houssein Djirdeh - Optimizing Third-Parties - Nuxt and Chrome Aurora
Filip Rakowski - Open Source eCommerce with Nuxt and Vue Storefront
Vladimir Sheremet - The Ins and Outs of Module Mocking in Vitest
Ramona Schwering - Who are vue? Authn in Vue, the important parts
Eduardo San Martin Morote - Pinia Disasterclass
Dominik Göpel - Customizing Vite - It's that easy
Alex Kyriakidis - The State of VueSchool 2024
Niklas Dzösch - The Art of Open-Source Development
Yauheni Prakopchyk - Cost-Effective Testing with Storybook and Playwright in Vue Applications
Matias Capeletto - Vite the past present & Future
Anthony Fu - Anthony's Road to Open Source: The Progressive Path
Rijk van Zanten - The State of Data Loading
Guillaume Chau - Vue & Vite Devtools
Jessica Sachs - The Magic of Mobile with Vue and Vite
Tim Benniks - A Vue into Rock & Roll part 2
Alvaro Saburido - The Subtle Art of 3D Scrolly-telling and Product Customization using TresJS
Justin Schröder - Conquering forms in Vue
Vanessa Otto - Unleashing the power of AI: Integrating Tiptap OpenAI and Vue.js
Julien Huang - Ship less javascript to your client with Nuxt Island
Natalia Tepluhina - Seven ways to make your Vue component tests better
Sebastien Chopin - Full Stack with Nuxt
Daniel Roe - State of Nuxt 2024
Pooya Parsa - A big announcement for Nitro
Alexander Lichter - Vue.js Hydration Demystified
Adam Jahr - Rendering Revealed
Elise Patrikainen - Efficient server state management
Cagatay Civici - PrimeVue | The Next-Gen UI Component Library
Daniel Kelly - Common Mistakes in Vue.js
Evan You - State of Vite & Vue 2024
Vuejs Amsterdam 2024 Aftermovie
Natalia Tepluhina - Seven ways to make your Vue component tests better
February 28, 2024