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Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web
Development
Table of Contents
Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web Development
Credits
About the Author
Acknowledgments
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
eBooks, discount offers, and more
Why subscribe?
Customer Feedback
Preface
What this book covers
What you need for this book
Who this book is for
Conventions
Reader feedback
Customer support
Downloading the example code
Downloading the color images of this book
Errata
Piracy
Questions
1. Please Introduce Yourself – Tutorial
Hello, user
Creating a project in the Firebase console
Adding a first entry to the Firebase application database
Scaffolding a Vue.js application
Connecting the Vue.js application to the Firebase project
Adding a Bootstrap-powered markup
Adding a form using Bootstrap
Making things functional with Vue.js
Adding utility functions to make things look nicer
Exercise
 Extracting message cards to their own component
Exercise
Deploying your application
Extra mile – connecting your Firebase project to a custom domain
Summary
2. Under the Hood – Tutorial Explained
Vue.js
Vue project – getting started
Including directly in script
CDN
NPM
Vue-cli
Vue directives
Conditional rendering
Text versus HTML
Loops
Binding data
Handling events
Vue components
Exercise
Vue router
Vuex state management architecture
Bootstrap
Bootstrap components
Bootstrap utilities
Bootstrap layout
Combining Vue.js and Bootstrap
Exercise
Combining Vue.js and Bootstrap continued
What is Firebase?
Summary
3. Let's Get Started
Stating the problem
Gathering requirements
Personas
User stories
 Retrieving nouns and verbs
Nouns
Verbs
Mockups
The first page – login and register
The main page displaying the Pomodoro timer
Workout during the break
Settings
Statistics
Workouts
Logo
Summary
4. Let It Pomodoro!
Scaffolding the application
Defining ProFitOro components
Exercise
Implementing the Pomodoro timer
SVG and trigonometry
Exercise
Implementing the countdown timer component
Responsiveness and adaptiveness of the countdown timer using
Bootstrap
Countdown timer component – let's count down time!
Exercise
Pomodoro timer
Exercise
Introducing workouts
Summary
5. Configuring Your Pomodoro
Setting up a Vuex store
Defining actions and mutations
Setting up a Firebase project
Connecting the Vuex store to the Firebase database
Exercise
Summary
6. Please Authenticate!
 AAA explained
How does authentication work with Firebase?
How to connect the Firebase authentication API to a web
application
Authenticating to the ProFitOro application
Making the authentication UI great again
Managing the anonymous user
Personalizing the Pomodoro timer
Updating a user's profile
Summary
7. Adding a Menu and Routing Functionality Using vue-router and
Nuxt.js
Adding navigation using vue-router
Exercise - restrict the navigation according to the
authentication
Using Bootstrap navbar for navigation links
Code splitting or lazy loading
Server-side rendering
Nuxt.js
Adding links with nuxt-link
Exercise – making the menu button work
Nuxt.js and Vuex store
Nuxt.js middleware
Exercise – finish 'em all!
Summary
8. Let's Collaborate – Adding New Workouts Using Firebase Data
Storage and Vue.js
Creating layouts using Bootstrap classes
Making the footer nice
Storing new workouts using the Firebase real-time database
Storing images using the Firebase data storage
Let's search!
Using a Bootstrap modal to show each workout
Exercise
It's time to apply some style
Summary
9. Test Test and Test
Why is testing important?
What is Jest?
Getting started with Jest
Coverage
Testing utility functions
Mocking with Jest
Testing Vuex store with Jest
Testing mutations
Asynchronous testing with Jest – testing actions
Making Jest work with Vuex, Nuxt.js, Firebase, and Vue
components
Testing Vue components using Jest
Snapshot testing with Jest
Summary
10. Deploying Using Firebase
Deploying from your local machine
Setting up CI/CD using CircleCI
Setting up staging and production environments
What have we achieved?
Summary
Index
Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web
Development
Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web
Development
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About the Author
Olga Filipova was born in Kyiv, in Ukraine. She grew up in a family
of physicists, scientists, and professors. She studied system analysis
in the National University of Ukraine Kyiv Polytechnic Institute. At the
age of 20, she moved to Portugal, where she did her bachelors' and
masters' degrees in computer science from the University of
Coimbra. During her studies, she participated in the research and
development of European projects and became an assistant teacher
of operating systems and computer graphics subjects. After
obtaining her masters' degree, she started working at Feedzai. At
that time, it was a small team of four, starting the development of a
product from scratch, and now, it is one of the most successful
Portuguese start-ups. At some point, her main responsibility became
to develop a library written in JavaScript whose purpose was to bring
data from the engine to the web interface. This marked Olga's main
direction in tech: web development. At the same time, she continued
her teaching practice, giving a course of professional web
development to the local professional education center in Coimbra.

In 2013, along with her brother and her husband, she started an
educational project based in Ukraine. This project's name is EdEra
and it has grown up from a small platform of online courses into a
big player at the Ukrainian educational system scene. Currently,
EdEra is moving towards an international direction and preparing an
awesome online course about IT. Don't miss it!

In 2014, Olga, with her husband and daughter, moved from Portugal
to Berlin, where she started working at Meetrics as a frontend
engineer and, after a year, became the team lead of an amazing
team of frontend software developers. Currently Olga works in a
fintech company called OptioPay as a lead frontend engineer.

Olga is happily married to an awesome guy called Rui, who is also a

software engineer. Rui studied with Olga at the university of Coimbra
and worked with her at Feedzai. Olga has a smart and beautiful
daughter, Taissa, a fluffy cat, Patusca, and two fluffiest chinchillas,
Barabashka and Cheburashka.
Acknowledgments
I would like to thank the people and the teams that surround me.

First of all, a huge thank you goes to the Packt team. You are
amazing in supporting this process and striving for quality and
delivery. Thank you, Nikhil, for being with me all this time and
providing me with all the necessary and just-in-time feedback.

My Meetrics team not only gave me an invaluable moral support but

also helped me with the book's content. Safi did a UI/UX
investigation and helped me with the initial mockups for the
application. Jan Christian made a thorough technical review of the
book. His deep technical understanding helped me improve the code
and his attention to tiny details helped me improve my writing and
my way of expressing and approaching some subjects. Thanks a lot!

My EdEra team has given me great help and support. My friends

from EdEra Berlin, thank you for helping me with ideas, thank you
for listening and brainstorming with me, and thank you for helping
me with CSS. Oleg, Jenia, and Nadia, you are awesome!

How can you create a great application if you are a total noob in
design? You can't! But if you have friends who can help you with
design, you are the happiest person on Earth. Thank you, Vanessa,
for helping me with the application design and thank you, Filipe for
helping me with its implementation. Thank you, Carina, for the
fantastic logo!

Thank you, Marina for your friendship and for being the first person
who heard the idea of ProFitOro and encouraged me to go ahead.

Thank you, mom and dad, for being with me and believing in me.
Thank you my wonderful brother, Ilia, for being an inspiring example
for me. Thank you Ukraine, for being with me in my heart. Thank
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