Vue Component System is another one of Vue’s strengths. We also devoted a whole book to it, the Beginner’s Guide to Vue CLI, so you can dive right in. The Vue CLI 3 plugin for building Electron applications is one very good example. Vue CLI - especially in its latest incarnation - is a game changer, and presents a little ecosystem of its own. Vue Cli provides a command-line toolset for building Vue applications - prototyping, fast scaffolding of JavaScript applications with included CSS pre-processors, ESLint, Babel, Typescript support, PWA support, and so on. You can find more about this tool in Chapter 2 of our book dedicated to Vue tools. It helps you keep track of the components, state, and events in our applications. Vue devtools can make life easier for developers. We talk more about Vuex in our Vuex Beginners Guide. Handling stage across multiple parts of front-end applications can quickly get out of hand, and thus the need for a comprehensive solution. It’s like a centralized data store helping us to manage state in our applications, across all components.
Vuex is a “state management pattern + library” for Vue apps. It provides navigation control, nested routing, route-view mapping, and many other features. Vue Router is an indispensable part of all Vue single-page applications. As with most technologies one ventures to master, getting to grips with Vue includes getting to know the terms and concepts, and getting comfortable with its ecosystem of tools and building blocks.
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