Full-Stack Vue.js 2 and Laravel 5

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Reactivity A key feature of Vue's design is its reactivity system. When you modify data, the view automatically updates to reflect that change. For example, if we create a function that pushes another item to our array of grocery items after the page has already been rendered, the page will automatically re-render to reflect that change: setTimeout(function() { app.groceries.push('Apples'); }, 2000); Two seconds after the initial rendering, we see this: Grocery list Bread Milk Apples
Components Components extend basic HTML elements and allow you to create your own reusable custom elements. For example, here I've created a custom element, grocery-item, which renders as a li. The text child of that node is sourced from a custom HTML property, title, which is accessible from within the component code: Grocery list Vue.component( 'grocery-item', { props: [ 'title' ], template: '{{ title }}' }); new Vue({ el: '#app' }); This renders as follows: Grocery list Bread Milk But probably the main reason to use components is that it makes it easier to architect a larger application. Functionality can be broken into reuseable, selfcontained components.
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Page 7 and 8: Acquisition Editor Siddharth Mandal
Page 9 and 10: About the Reviewer Ashley Menhennet
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Page 13 and 14: Table of Contents Preface What this
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Page 17 and 18: 5. Integrating Laravel and Vue.js w
Page 19 and 20: Changing carousel images Single-fil
Page 21 and 22: Finishing touches Summary 8. Managi
Page 23 and 24: Migration and seed Serving static a
Page 25 and 26: What this book covers Building a fu
Page 27 and 28: What you need for this book Before
Page 29 and 30: Development tools Downloading the p
Page 31 and 32: Vue Devtools The Vue Devtools brows
Page 33 and 34: Hardware You'll need a computer wit
Page 35 and 36: Conventions In this book, you will
Page 37 and 38: Customer support Now that you are t
Page 39 and 40: Errata Although we have taken every
Page 41 and 42: Questions If you have a problem wit
Page 43 and 44: Introducing Vue.js At the time of w
Page 45 and 46: Installation Although Vue can be us
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Page 53 and 54: Server-side rendering Server-side r
Page 55 and 56: Vue Devtools Vue Devtools is a brow
Page 57 and 58: Vue Router Vue Router allows you to
Page 59 and 60: Case-study project After a whirlwin
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Page 65 and 66: Summary In this first chapter, we d
Page 67 and 68: Vuebnb prototype In this chapter, w
Page 69 and 70: Project code Before we begin, you'l
Page 71 and 72: Main files Open the vuebnb-prototyp
Page 73 and 74: Opening in the browser To view the
Page 75 and 76: Page content With our environment s
Page 77 and 78: Data binding A simple task for Vue
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Event listener We now want to remov
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Getters and setters To assign a val
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Figure 2.9. Getters and setters Vue
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Image modal window To prevent our h
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Opening First, let's add a Boolean
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Window Let's now add markup for the
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Dimming the main window We could si
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Vue's mount element What if we just
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Closing Users will need a way to cl
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Event modifiers Vue makes it easy t
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Figure 2.11. Vue.js lifecycle diagr
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Proxied properties You may have not
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Summary In this chapter, we got fam
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Laravel Laravel is an open source M
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Environment We'll be using Laravel
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Vuebnb In Chapter 2, Prototyping Vu
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folders: - map: /Users/anthonygore/
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$ cp .env.example .env $ php artis
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Database We'll be using a relationa
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192.168.10.10 vuebnb.test The hosts
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Summary In this brief chapter, we d
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Vuebnb room listings In Chapter 2,
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Figure 4.1. Vuebnb web service Web
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Database Our web service will requi
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Schema A schema is a blueprint for
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Execution Now that we've set up our
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Creating a seeder Laravel includes
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Inserting the data In order to inse
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+"price_extra_people": "No charge",
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Eloquent ORM Object-Relational Mapp
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Casting The data types in a MySQL d
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Public interface The final piece of
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Controller We'll be adding more rou
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Accessing images Files in the publi
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Image links The payload for each li
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Integrating Laravel and Vue.js with
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JavaScript JavaScript assets are ke
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Node modules Another key aspect of
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Asset compilation The files in reso
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Dependencies In a frontend applicat
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Bundling The process of resolving m
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Laravel Mix One of the downsides of
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$ webpack [options] Rather than fi
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JavaScript Inspecting the output Ja
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Fonts You might think it's strange
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Removing unnecessary dependencies a
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Syntax clash Using the prototype te
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JavaScript Let's now move the proto
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Displaying modules with Webpack Let
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In short, import Vue from 'vue' is
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CSS To migrate CSS, we'll copy styl
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Fonts Open Sans and Font Awesome ne
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After building again, we'll now hav
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Watch mode So far, we've been runni
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Note that if you run BrowserSync in
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Polyfills The ES2015 proposal inclu
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Mock data We've now completely migr
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404.
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Injecting data Getting the mock-lis
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Figure 5.16. Model as a JSON string
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Replacing the hard-coded model We n
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Figure 5.19. How the listing model
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Image URLs The last thing to do is
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Figure 5.21. Images are now a data
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Figure 5.22. Listing page with mock
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Summary In this chapter, we got fam
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Components When we're constructing
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Data In addition to reusable markup
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{ images: [ '/images/1/Image_1.jpg'
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Figure 6.3. Setting index to 2 sele
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Composing with components Component
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Registration scope While some compo
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} @media (min-width: 744px) { .caro
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Communicating with components A key
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One-way data flow Since props must
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Image URLs When we created ImageCar
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Distinguishing carousel controls Th
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Custom events Our carousel controls
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Figure 6.7. Screenshot showing a cu
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Single-file components Single-File
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Refactoring components to SFCs Our
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CSS SFCs allow us to add style to a
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CarouselControl Let's now abstract
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Slots We've learned so far that the
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Modal window A lot of the functiona
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Figure 6.13. Vue Devtools showing h
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estoring the modal opening function
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Once you've imported this component
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.list .title { flex: 1 1 25%; } .li
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Focusing now on the FeatureList com
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... ... About this listing @{{ a
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Virtual DOM Let's change tack now a
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Vue Loader Wouldn't it be great if
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:items="prices"> {{ price.title }}
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Vue.js builds There are a number of
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Module system The columns of the ta
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Full build vs runtime-only As we've
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Summary In this chapter, we saw how
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Single-page applications Most websi
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Vue Router Some frontend frameworks
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Vuebnb routing It was never a state
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Installing Vue Router Vue Router is
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App component For our router to wor
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Figure 7.3. /listing/1 with Vue Dev
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Let's also add name properties to o
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Home route Let's now add a server-s
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Initial state Just like our listing
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Refactoring Before we inject the in
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Home page initial state Using Eloqu
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Adding the thumbnail Each mock list
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Receiving in the client With the in
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ListingSummary component Now that t
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Figure 7.10. Prototype of ListingSu
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margin-right: 0; } Finally, we'll
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Figure 7.13. Empty home page after
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Adding a path to the model Let's go
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Route navigation guards Similar to
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HomePage component Let's add before
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...import axios from 'axios'; expor
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merging strategy are explained in t
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assignData You'll notice that withi
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Figure 7.15. Successful AJAX call a
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Scroll behavior Another aspect of w
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Figure 7.18. Custom footer on listi
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our custom-footer component. Let's
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Dynamically selecting the container
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Listing summary image slider On our
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Adding the slider We'll now add the
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Figure 7.21. Carousel controls on l
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Figure 7.22. Listing group shifted
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Carousel controls We now need the c
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Figure 7.24. Hidden left arrow on p
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Managing Your Application State wit
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Figure 8.1. The complexity of commu
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Principle #2 - Data is read-only Co
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Vuex Vuex (usually pronounced vewek
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Save feature As mentioned, we'll be
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} } .listing-summary { ... positi
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Saved state The ListingSave compone
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changed consistently. But there is
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haven't. Thanks to reactive Vuex da
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Adding to ListingPage We also want
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Making ListingSave a button As it i
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Moving page state into the store No
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Let's decouple our page state from
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Router The logic for retrieving pag
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export default { components: { ...
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Checking if page state is in the st
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Saved page We will now add the save
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Figure 8.16. Saved page If we remov
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cursor: pointer; } #toolbar ul li a
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Adding a User Login and API Authent
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Migration Looking first at the data
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array
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Let's now rerun our migrations and
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$ touch resources/assets/components
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Server routes Now that we've added
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Figure 9.3. Login page
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ut inside a single-file component t
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Adding authentication links to the
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Passing authentication state to the
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Figure 9.6. Value of auth in Vue De
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This is how the toolbar will look n
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Figure 9.8. Vuex tab of Vue Devtool
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Creating an API route We'll begin o
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Vuex actions In Chapter 8, Managing
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Figure 9.10. AJAX call results in a
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OAuth OAuth is an authorization pro
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Attaching tokens OAuth requires an
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Deploying a Full-Stack App to the C
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$ heroku login # Enter your Heroku
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Source code To deploy code to your
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Creating a database We need a datab
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$ heroku config:get CLEARDB_DATABAS
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Passport keys In Chapter 9, Adding
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Migration and seed Once the deploy
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Content distribution networks When
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Uploading files with FTP We will no
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FTP_SKIP_IMAGES=1 You can see how t
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** * Show production mode tip messa
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Reading from the CDN We now want Vu
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Setting the CDN URL The cdn helper
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Using the CDN in Vue In our Vue app
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Finale You have now completed the c
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Next steps You may have reached the
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