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Samples for "Vue.js: Getting Started"

The samples associated with the Vue.js: Getting Started training course. These samples are for educational purposes. Questions related to these samples are answered via Pluralsight's discussion page associated with this course.

Setup

This project uses standard web technologies. However, they need to be hosted on a web server to work. If you're looking to get up and running with this quickly, I recommend the awesome lite-server.

Running with Lite-Server

To run this project, open a command prompt. Once you've oriented to $SAMPLE_PATH (i.e. C:\Learning\Vue\course-vue-getting-started), run the following:

npm install
cd src
lite-server

Project Notes

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