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Today, we'll look at Vue’s official testing library called [**Vue Test Utils**](https://vue-test-utils.vuejs.org/) that makes testing fun and relatively easy.

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Today, we'll start creating unit tests by looking at a few features of our application, thinking about where the edge cases are and what we assume will happen with the component.

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Yesterday, we discussed the importance of testing and some of the different types of unit testing libraries/suites that exist. Today, we'll begin to see unit testing in action.

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Test suites are an upfront investment that pay dividends over the lifetime of a system. Today, we'll introduce the topic of testing and discuss the different types of tests we can write.

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With our application scaffold established in the last article, let's use Vue's official client-side routing library, **Vue Router**, to enable routing in our application.

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The majority of large-scale applications we tend to create will usually have multiple views be kept in different routes. Today, we'll discuss client-side routing and set up the starting point of the routing application we'll build.

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With the knowledge of the Flux pattern and Vuex, let's integrate Vuex onto a Vue application to build on top of the things we've learned using a simple global store.

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Yesterday, we gathered an understanding of how a global EventBus can use its events interface to have isolated components communicate with one another. Today, we’ll see how a **Simple Global Store** can be a more useful approach to handling state management.

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Today's session will be the first of a series of articles discussing different methods to managing application wide data. We'll begin by reintroducing **props** and **custom events** before taking a look at how a global **EventBus** can facilitate application wide communication.

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Today, we're going to discuss Vue's official development tool in helping build and scaffold Webpack bundled Vue applications rapidly.

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Today, we'll discuss one of Vue's most useful features in helping build large scale Vue applications - **Single File Components**.

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We took a look at the different types of component templates in yesterday's article. Today, we'll look to use a **render** function to create the markup of a component entirely with JavaScript.