Create a Basic Component using Vue.js

Create a List Component in Vue.js

Create Filters in Vue.js

Use Vue.js Component Computed Properties

Use Vue.js Watchers to Respond to Async Updates

Update Attributes, Classes and Styles in Vue.js with v-bind

Conditionally Render DOM Elements in Vue.js 

Handle DOM Events in Vue.js with v-on

Bind Values to Input Fields in Vue.js

Build Reusable Vue.js Components

Dynamic Vue.js Components with the component element

Develop Basic Web Apps with Vue.js

Use `v-bind:class` and `v-bind:style` to compute html classes and inline styles from component data. Vue.js will automatically add vendor prefixes when using `v-bind:style`.

[00:00] Here, we've got a list of inputs that are bound using V-model to our components data block. Let's create a dynamic class by using v-bind class, then create a ternary based on the result of size toggle. If true, return the string, "large," and if it's false, return an empty string.

[00:20] Let's add another class. We do that by turning v-bind class into an array. For the second [inaudible] in the array, let's create a key value pair. Vue will render this key if the value returns true. We can use v-bind disabled to bind the disable state of our button to a variable disabled.

[00:45] What if we wanted to bind to an entire block of inline styles? Let's add v-bind style and set that equal to styles. Styles will need to be a computed property in this case, so we'll create a computed block after data and add a styles method.

[01:00] That method will return a block of key value pairs. These keys and values will be displayed as inline styles in the Vue, so we need to use actual CSS properties. Now, we have a large rounded but disabled button with an orange background and white text that we can slide over to the left.

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Develop Basic Web Apps with Vue.js

Update Attributes, Classes and Styles in Vue.js with v-bind

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