One of the things about software development you do not reallse\u00a0until later is now important well thought out encapsulation and clarity is when you revisit old code.<\/p>\n
One factor is predictability, what else can the programmer have possibly meant? \u00a0One of the good artifacts of programming is the contained universe and in a Vue JS or Angular component, you have just that. \u00a0An entity that defines itself in strict terms: an entity that is clear in its meaning and intent.<\/p>\n
Because it follows the rules, you find it remarkably easy to understand what the component is and what its interface with the outside is.<\/p>\n
That is all you want to know. \u00a0 Vue JS makes designing interactions between front end input components that make sense in their own light. \u00a0Contained predictability is an asset in exposed interfaces. \u00a0Vue JS intervenes just enough that Javascript starts to make sense.<\/p>\n
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One of the things about software development you do not reallse\u00a0until later is now important well thought out encapsulation and clarity is when you revisit old code. One factor is predictability, what else can the programmer have possibly meant? \u00a0One of the good artifacts of programming is the contained universe and in a Vue JS … <\/p>\n