With the continuous development of front-end technology, more and more new front-end frameworks are emerging, among which vue.js is one of the most popular front-end frameworks. With its efficient, fast rendering and excellent performance, it has become the framework of choice for many enterprise-level and personal projects. So when using vue.js, which browsers does it support? How to use vue browser? The following will give you a detailed answer.
1. vue.js supports browsers
First of all, vue.js supports a wide range of browsers. Including mainstream browsers such as Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge. At the same time, current mainstream mobile browsers, such as mobile QQ browser, UC browser, Baidu browser, etc., also support vue.js, meeting the needs of mobile terminal development.
However, vue.js does not support IE8 and below versions of the browser. This is because vue.js uses some ES5 and CSS3 features, which are not supported by browsers IE8 and below.
For browsers of IE9 and above, vue.js does not have perfect support, and you need to install some browsers for IE Server patch package. Therefore, you need to pay special attention to IE compatibility issues during development.
2. How to use vue browser
To use vue.js in the graphical interface, we can use the vue browser plug-in to complete it. The specific steps are as follows:
We can search and download through the chrome app store or Google, or we can download the source directly from github code.
After downloading and installing the vue.js browser plug-in, you can see the vue icon in the browser toolbar, click on it. Open the vue browser plug-in.
After opening the vue browser plug-in, you can see that there are three tabs in the plug-in interface: Components, Vuex and Events. The following describes the use of these three tabs respectively.
(1) Components
This tab can be used to view the vue component tree structure. Before use, you need to enter the instance name of vue.js in the input box of the header bar to display the vue component tree corresponding to the instance.
(2) Vuex
This tab can be used to debug the vuex state manager. We can view the current status and submit mutations to cause status changes.
(3) Events
This tab can be used to track vue events. We can view information such as event trigger time, type and function.
In addition to the above vue browser plug-in, there are some other tools that can be used to help us better debug vue.js projects:
Vue.js debugging tool is a debugging tool developed based on chrome. It can assist developers to quickly locate problems in the project and replace the console area of chrome developer options.
Vue-cli is a scaffolding tool developed by vue.js. It can quickly generate the structure of a vue.js project and provides many useful plug-ins. and tools to further improve development efficiency.
Summary:
In the process of using vue.js, we need to pay attention to the browser range it supports. At the same time, with the help of vue browser plug-in, Vue.js debugging tool, Vue-cli and other tools, we can help us develop and debug vue.js projects more efficiently and accurately.
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