Gain insights into Vue 3 by building a Medium clone. Learn about creating login, home, and register screens, user authentication, and making API calls for dynamic data.

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run-org

run-navbar

run-vue-router

run-footer

run-register

run-login-screen

run-home-1

run-home-2

run-home-3

run-settings

run-login-config

run-updatingUI

run-logout

run-separate-article-preview

run-fetching-article-data

run-article-feed-tabs

run-user-info

run-tabs-and-articles

This is an exciting course that will introduce you to Vue 3 along with most of its workings. 

You will create a Medium-like clone in this tutorial series learning all the basics of the latest Vue framework. You will learn how to create a login, home, and register screen, as well as how to implement user authentication in a Vue application. Lastly, you will also learn how to make API calls for a web application to fetch dynamic data.

By the end of this course, you will be able to start using Vue in your applications and you’ll have a nice new piece to add to your portfolio.

Building a Medium Clone With Vue 3

The Vue Router allows us to define routes for different web pages and helps to manage them easily.

We have an **index.js** file inside the **./router** folder. To use Vue Router in Vue 3, we need to import the `createRouter` module from the `vue-router` package that has been preinstalled. We also need to import all the view files to configure routes. The overall configuration of the Vue Router is provided in the code snippet below:

Learn how to implement the Vue Router in detail.

Implementing the Vue Router

Implementing Vue Router

Getting Started

Login, Register, and Home Screen

User Authentication

Implement Dynamic Article List and Profile Page

Appendix

Implementing Vue Router