The document discusses techniques for cleaning up and simplifying Vue component templates including refactoring nested components into single child components to eliminate nesting, reducing repetition by replacing static parts with data-driven and declarative approaches, cleaning up control flow by separating concerns between presentation and container components, and keeping different levels of abstraction separate. The goal is to improve code organization, readability, reusability, and reduce cognitive load by focusing components on single well-defined tasks.
The document discusses techniques for cleaning up and simplifying Vue component templates including refactoring nested components into single child components to eliminate nesting, reducing repetition by replacing static parts with data-driven and declarative approaches, cleaning up control flow by separating concerns between presentation and container components, and keeping different levels of abstraction separate. The goal is to improve code organization, readability, reusability, and reduce cognitive load by focusing components on single well-defined tasks.
The document discusses techniques for cleaning up and simplifying Vue component templates including refactoring nested components into single child components to eliminate nesting, reducing repetition by replacing static parts with data-driven and declarative approaches, cleaning up control flow by separating concerns between presentation and container components, and keeping different levels of abstraction separate. The goal is to improve code organization, readability, reusability, and reduce cognitive load by focusing components on single well-defined tasks.
01 allow us to get rid of nesting as well as cohesion how well code is organized based on simplifying our logic what it does. 02 refactor v-for and v-if so they are acting low cohesion upon single child components 01 is more difficult to understand All extra levels of nesting get refactored into a 02 harder to reuse single custom component, eliminating nesting 03 will be touched more often problems that make code hard to read. Group together elements based on the task they In a similar way, our logic no longer has to perform. deal with this nesting either and is dramatically Split up your component when the task being simplified. performed changes.
1.6 different levels of
1.2 reducing redundant abstraction repetition Two kinds of components: The less code you need to write the better. 01 components that do the actual work of Replace static parts of the template with a rendering things to the page declarative, data-driven approach: 02 components that organize and coordinate 01 find the repetition and replace it with a v-for components across the application 02 repeat this as needed, even for nested Keeping these roles as separate as possible loops! ensures high levels of cohesion Converting logic into configuration is better even Reduces cognitive load from switching between if we don’t reduce the amount of code: different types of code 01 it’s easier to read configuration 02 bugs are typically found in logic, not configuration 03 dynamic components give you more flexibility
1.3 - 1.5 cleaning up control
flow control flow directives that give us control over what gets rendered to the page (v-if and v-for) clean components