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Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web Development

You're reading from   Vue.js 2 and Bootstrap 4 Web Development Build responsive SPAs with Bootstrap 4, Vue.js 2, and Firebase

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788290920
Length 310 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Olga Filipova Olga Filipova
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Preface 1. Please Introduce Yourself – Tutorial FREE CHAPTER 2. Under the Hood – Tutorial Explained 3. Let's Get Started 4. Let It Pomodoro! 5. Configuring Your Pomodoro 6. Please Authenticate! 7. Adding a Menu and Routing Functionality Using vue-router and Nuxt.js 8. Let's Collaborate – Adding New Workouts Using Firebase Data Storage and Vue.js 9. Test Test and Test 10. Deploying Using Firebase Index

Creating layouts using Bootstrap classes


Before we start implementing a layout for our workouts page, let me remind you what the mockup looks like:

This is how we have defined things initially in our mockups

We will do some things slightly differently - something similar to what we have done in the settings page. Let's create the two-column layout that will stack on mobile devices. So, this mockup will be valid for mobile screens but it will display two columns on desktop devices.

Let's add two components – WorkoutsComponent.vue and NewWorkoutComponent.vue – inside the components/workouts folder. Add some dummy text to the templates of these new components and let's define our two-column layout in the workouts.vue page. You certainly remember that in order to have stack columns on small devices and different-sized columns on other devices, we have to use the col-*-<number> notation, where * represents the size of the device (sm for small, md for medium, lg for large, and so on) and the...

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