BONUS - How VueStorefront Next is Organized (overview)

Introduction to Filip, VueStorefront, early adoption of the Composition API, and our example app

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BONUS - Vue 2 Composition API plugin vs Vue 3 Composition API implementation

4:20

Why We Need Reactivity

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Ref and Reactive - key parts of the Composition API's Reactivity System

6:21

BONUS - Vue 2 'gotcha' with pulling functions out of setup

2:34

Composition API

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Instance vs Global State with composable functions and the Composition API

5:08

Async Fetch Composable Function (example)

5:54

Composition API in VueStorefront Source Code

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BONUS - How VueStorefront Next is Organized (overview)

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0% done with Expert Series - Filip Rakowski - Composition API in VueStorefront

11:10 | Published on 5/7/2020 |
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BONUS - How VueStorefront Next is Organized (overview)

VueStorefront needs to make their code modular and extendable, so they can easily provide for multiple e-commerce platforms.

The result is a codebase with well-thought-out architecture decisions.

Filip gives an overview of the codebase, and shows some of the fascinating ways they make their code more reusable.

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