Bootcamp
A two-week sprint to be production-ready in Vue 3 with the Composition API.
Bootcamp plan
EXAMPLE
# Vue 3 bootcamp - 10 working days Day 1 - Tooling: Vite, create-vue, Volar in VS Code, Vue DevTools. Day 2 - Templates + reactivity: ref, reactive, computed, watch, watchEffect. Day 3 - Components: props, emits, slots, scoped slots, dynamic components. Day 4 - Composition API: <script setup>, defineProps, defineEmits, defineExpose. Day 5 - State: provide/inject, Pinia for app-wide state. Weekend project: a small list-detail app with Pinia store. Day 6 - Router: vue-router v4, named routes, dynamic segments, guards. Day 7 - Forms: v-model, validation with Zod or VeeValidate. Day 8 - Async + Suspense: top-level await, error boundaries. Day 9 - Composables: extract reusable logic into useFoo functions. Day 10 - Testing + release: Vitest, Vue Test Utils, Playwright for E2E. Capstone: ship a small Vue app to Netlify or Cloudflare Pages. ## Tips - Always <script setup> with TypeScript - Reach for Pinia over Vuex; for tiny apps a composable is enough - Use VeeValidate + Zod for forms in production - the combo is hard to beat - DevTools is non-optional; learn the timeline tab for reactivity debugging
Why it matters
Vue 3 is a tight, ergonomic framework once you commit to Composition + script setup + TypeScript. Skip the Options API for new code; you will know when to break the rule.
Tip: Tweak the snippet with Try it Yourself », then sit the quiz at the bottom of the page.
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