The ability to create Vue.js components as small decoupled units of functionality is necessary for the organization of Vue.js applications, and parent-child and sibling-sibling components must be able to interact and manage information. Vue.js gives us multiple different ways to manage data between components, such as using props, individual custom events, an event bus, a simple store, and Vuex.
Hassan Djirdeh explains why it’s important to have appropriate state management for the predictability and maintainability of an entire Vue.js application.
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Hassan Djirdeh is a frontend developer for the app platform team within Shopify. An engineering graduate and a self-taught web developer, Hassan has worn a number of different hats over his career, including technology consultant within Deloitte Digital, where he helped clients build and scale their frontend applications.
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