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diff --git a/vue-notes.md b/vue-notes.md index 9eadaf8..6e2fe93 100644 --- a/vue-notes.md +++ b/vue-notes.md @@ -50,12 +50,12 @@ In addition to those objects: - *Templates*: Vue has its own HTML templating language, that allows us to write markup such that Vue knows how to make it *reactive*. - It's just plain HTML, but with (1) user-defined custom elements - (via *components*), and (2) Vue-defined and user-defined custom - attributes (via *directives*). If you don't like writing raw HTML, - that's fine, you could write it via PUG or any other - compile-to-HTML language, since Vue templates are *just HTML*. - From the JavaScript, they are just plain strings. + It's just plain HTML, but with (1) Vue-defined and user-defined + custom elements (via *components*), and (2) Vue-defined and + user-defined custom attributes (via *directives*). If you don't + like writing raw HTML, that's fine, you could write it via PUG or + any other compile-to-HTML language, since Vue templates are *just + HTML*. From the JavaScript, they are just plain strings. - *Render functions*: Ultimately, *templates* compile to render functions. If your application design and toolchain @@ -247,12 +247,16 @@ this. I'm a big advocate of learning about things by reading the source. Be aware that Vue is written in a JavaScript superset language called -[Flow][] that adds typechecking, similar to TypeScript. +[Flow][] that adds typechecking, similar to TypeScript. When reading +the official docs, their notation for types seemed a little weird to +me; it seemed that Java-like notation would have more intuitively +conveyed a few constructs--until I realized that they were using Flow +notation. * Global API - `Vue.nextTick` - `Vue.filter` - - `Vue.use` + - `Vue.use` (plugins) - `Vue.mixin` - `Vue.version` return the Vue version as a String @@ -262,6 +266,8 @@ believe that templates compile to a render function (via `vue-template-compiler`), either at run-time, or at bundle-time if possible. +# options + [MVVM]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model%E2%80%93view%E2%80%93viewmodel [W3C Custom Elements]: https://www.w3.org/TR/custom-elements/#concepts [Flow]: https://flow.org/ |