Full-Stack Vue.js 2 and Laravel 5

Props
We can send data to a component through a custom HTML property know as a
prop. We must also register this custom property in an array, props, in the
component's configuration. In the following example, we've created a prop, title:
My component! -->
Vue.component('my-component', { template: '{{ title }}', props:
['title'] });
new Vue({ el: '#app' });
A prop can be used just like any data property of the component: you can
interpolate it in the template, use it in methods and computed properties, and so
on. However, you should not mutate prop data. Think of prop data as being
borrowed from another component or instance - only the owner should change it.
Props are proxied to the instance just like data properties, meaning
you can refer to a prop as this.myprop within that component's code.
Be sure to name your props uniquely to your data properties to
avoid a clash!