From React to Vue: Re-Vue-sable Components

From React to Vue: Re-Vue-sable Components For many developers, the most beloved part of any modern front-end framework is the ability to create clear and modular components. React took off like a storm by celebrating its "Just JavaScript" roots, bringing with it a simple but robust API for composing components together into advanced user interfaces. Today, React is not the only option for this style of development. Whereas React delegates design patterns to the developer, Vue.js comes prepackaged with a suite of APIs for creating powerful, reusable components. By leveraging these APIs, any developer can produce a robust Vue.js application. Vue.js 2.x has two primary approaches for introducing reusability beyond components: mixins and slots. There are a few other options with their own use cases, such as custom directives and JSX inside render functions, but we'll focus on mixins and slots, as they'll be applicable to a majority of use cases. If you'd like to play with any of the examples below, check out my CodeSandbox! If the keyword is new to you, it essentially takes the place of React's render function.

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