Please complete these instructions only for the workshop you have registered for before arriving at the conference center on Monday March 2.
- Node.js 10+ pre-installed
- Editor: VSCode or an editor with built-in TypeScript support is recommended. We are not going to ask everyone to write TypeScript, but Vue 3's typing will benefit even JavaScript code!
Please go here and follow the instructions: https://gist.github.com/chrisvfritz/a402cc23bd2437b608b49d95cf86218d
Please go here and follow the instructions: https://github.com/ridiculously-reusable-components/workshop-resources
Please go here: https://gist.github.com/shortdiv/9613a03c779ecd95ad0f41a5f249a9c0
- Node.js 10+ pre-installed
- Editor: VSCode or an editor with built-in TypeScript support is recommended. We are not going to ask everyone to write TypeScript, but Vue 3's typing will benefit even JavaScript code!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hjyg53UJd4pYupaCEbBfRXFxHkiv8p-w/view
Users need to install the Vuetify preset. This requires @vue/cli and access to the command line. To setup, they need to run the the following command in the terminal:
vue create workshop —preset vuetifyjs/vue-cli-preset-vue
As a backup to that, users can clone the following repositories; vue-cli-preset-vuetify and our plugin suite by running the following commands in the terminal:
git clone vuetifyjs/vue-cli-preset-vuetify git clone vuetifyjs/vue-cli-plugins
To reiterate, the first one is required, the second is a solid backup just in case.
- Node.js 10+ pre-installed
- Editor: VSCode or an editor with built-in TypeScript support is recommended. We are not going to ask everyone to write TypeScript, but Vue 3's typing will benefit even JavaScript code!
Believe the Vuetify Essentials & Deep Dive Workshop install command should be:
Did not work for me as listed.