Just install the dependencies and open the project in WebStorm and then we’re ready to go! Run the app

In this post, we are going to use a project created using the webpack template with configured vue-router. It has a bunch of base project templates that can also be additionally configured to your needs – when generating the project the CLI will ask you additional questions about the code style, linters, test runners, etc. One of the best ways to create a new Vue app is using the Vue CLI.

Let’s take a look at how WebStorm (or PhpStorm, IntelliJ IDEA, P圜harm, GoLand, or RubyMine with the Vue.js plugin) can help you to work with a Vue.js app written in JavaScript. WebStorm introduced support for Vue.js at the beginning of 2017, and since then we’ve added lots of improvements. In 2017 Vue.js gained real momentum: according to the recent results of the State of JavaScript survey it’s one of the most used frameworks at the moment, and many developers are interested in learning it.

Its core functionality is focused on building UI components, which is quite similar to React and Angular. Vue.js is a popular framework for creating user interfaces.

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