Writing on testing, AI, Playwright, and the web.
Sometimes you want to test out your site on your actual mobile device or tablet and not just in the dev tools. This is great when bug fixing or just to see how it looks in a real environment.
Did you know that `$nuxt.isOffline` can be used to show your users content based on if they are online or not.
Nuxt.js automatically gives you a loading progress bar component which is shown between routes. Did you know you can customise it, disable it or create your own component?
As we add so many third party libraries to our site sometimes we forget that perhaps they are going to have an impact on our performance or sometimes we just don't read the install instructions and install the whole library instead of only what we need.
With Nuxt.js it is really easy to add transitions between your pages. You can create transitions for all your pages or layouts and you can even have different transitions for specific pages.
Let’s dive into building some core main components that you might be tasked with when writing applications in Vue. Or, if you’re new to Vue, then these are definitely some great ways to get started understanding the more ‘common’ components that we might work with on a day-to-day basis. With that in mind, let’s get started right away with building a Counter, Dropdown and finally an Accordion with Vue!
Vue CLI is the fastest way to get your Vue project off the ground and it also comes with a really cool graphical user interface that allows you to easily modify your project’s configuration, run linters, search for and install plugins, analyse your bundle with webpack and more.
It has been a couple of months since Kyle, author of the “You Don’t Know JS” series, visited our trivago headquarters and gave us a wonderful JavaScript workshop. It was such an enjoyable week, being able to meet Kyle in person and walk through his thinking behind the materials.
A year ago, I was in a very different place. I had come to the end of a very long journey and I just didn’t know what to do next. I didn’t really have the interest or the strength to continue and I believed that I didn’t have a purpose anymore. I was in a deep, dark hole and I didn’t know how to get out of it.
Each day we look forward to seeing our students around the world succeed as they grow and navigate within their chosen career path. We’re even more thrilled when our students become graduates and get a job in their dream role!
I was one of the first graduates from the Front-End Web Development course. I had played around with different online courses in coding before, but really found what I was looking for with OpenClassrooms. Fast forward 8 months, I had completed all projects and managed to get myself a job at Logitravel, a holiday booking site based in Palma, Mallorca.
