NEW: Get up and running with single file Vue components, hot-reload, lint-on-save and unit testing in minutes with vue-cli! The Vue.js core library is designed to be focused and flexible - it’s just a view layer library that doesn’t enforce any application-level architecture. While this can be great for integrating with existing projects, it could be a challenge for those with less experience to build larger scale applications from scratch. The Vue.js ecosystem provides a set of tools and lib

array.$remove(reference) Arguments {Reference} reference Usage Remove an element from an array by reference and trigger view updates. This is a sugar method for first searching for the element in the array, and then if found, calling array.splice(index, 1). var aardvark = vm.animals[0] vm.animals.$remove(aardvark) See also: Mutation Methods

array.$set(index, value) Arguments {Number} index {*} value Usage Set an element in the array to a value by index and trigger view updates. vm.animals.$set(0, { name: 'Aardvark' }) See also: Array Detection Caveats

async Type: Boolean Default: true Usage: Vue.config.async = false When async mode is off, Vue will perform all DOM updates synchronously upon detecting data change. This may help with debugging in some scenarios, but could also cause degraded performance and affect the order in which watcher callbacks are called. async: false is not recommended in production.