Progressive Web Apps is the future of web apps, it brings a lot of capabilities to make our life easier and making it a lot closer to a native mobile app. It is not a native app but it does give you the offline capabilities, installation, updates.
Normally I have a base service class for 5XXX server errors or unhandled exceptions, or even in a case where you have a 422 /400 where there is a validation error and you want to warn the end-user to double-check the form inputs.This is another way to globally handle error messages.
Chart.js is awesome, has many chart types and very configurable, most of all its free. Let’s look at how we can build it before we get started on the Vue component. We need to include the Chart.js wither via npm or by directly placing the file in your project (whatever easy).
I had to port google map JavaScript API to Vue js, that can pass in Lat/Long list, and other parameters.
I had to create an Autocomplete component for fun, its no way near perfect. There are plenty of other implementations that are already serving the same purpose – but hey I wanted to do it my self – fair enough?
