Vue Revisited 2025: Difference between revisions
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Watching course on YouTube so will noted down anything but may duplicate. One of the things I liked about angular was it separated out the parts. That was before I did React for 5 years so now it is one thing I dislike now so that's a plus. My chosen weapon is tailwind for css but the good news is styles in Vue can be scoped so you can just use css if you want | Watching course on YouTube so will noted down anything but may duplicate. One of the things I liked about angular was it separated out the parts. That was before I did React for 5 years so now it is one thing I dislike now so that's a plus. My chosen weapon is tailwind for css but the good news is styles in Vue can be scoped so you can just use css if you want | ||
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Revision as of 00:22, 19 June 2025
Introduction
Well a interview for a job means I need to revisit this. So hopefully I will learn new tricks. But first thing is I needed to install pygments 2.19 as that comes with a lexer for vue. To install this I made an python environment and installing it a there was no ubuntu package
python3 -m venv /opt/mediawiki-venv
source /opt/mediawiki-venv/bin/activate
pip install pygments==2.19.0
Then set mediawiki to point to it
$wgPygmentizePath = "/opt/mediawiki-venv/bin/pygmentize";
First off
Watching course on YouTube so will noted down anything but may duplicate. One of the things I liked about angular was it separated out the parts. That was before I did React for 5 years so now it is one thing I dislike now so that's a plus. My chosen weapon is tailwind for css but the good news is styles in Vue can be scoped so you can just use css if you want
<style scoped>
main {
max-width: 800pc;
margin: 1rem auto;
}
</style>