Full-Stack Vue.js 2 and Laravel 5

Single-file components
Single-File Components (SFCs) are files with a .vue extension that contain the
complete definition of a single component and can be imported into your Vue.js
app. SFCs make it simple to create and use components, and come with a variety
of other benefits which we'll soon explore.
SFCs are similar to HTML files but have (at most) three root elements:
template
script
style
The component definition goes inside the script tag and will be exactly like any
other component definition except:
It will export an ES module
It will not need a template property (or a render function; more on that later)
The component's template will be declared as HTML markup inside the template
tag. This should be a welcome relief from writing cumbersome template strings!
The style tag is a feature unique to SFCs and can contain any CSS rules you need
for the component. This mostly just helps with the organization of your CSS.
Here's an example of the declaration and usage of a single-file component.
MyComponent.vue: {{ title }}
export default { data() { title: 'My Component' } };
.my-component { color: red; }
app.js: import 'MyComponent' from './MyComponent.vue'; new Vue({ el: '#app',
components: { MyComponent } });