A comprehensive example project demonstrating Vue.js frontend with Sails.js backend integration for learning SPA development.
Vue-sails-example is a comprehensive demonstration project that shows how to build a full-stack single-page application using Vue.js for the frontend and Sails.js for the backend. It solves the problem of understanding how these two frameworks integrate in a real-world scenario by providing a feature-rich example covering authentication, real-time updates, testing, and internationalization.
Developers new to single-page applications who want to learn Vue.js and Sails.js integration through practical examples, as well as experienced developers looking for reference implementations of common SPA patterns.
Developers choose this project because it provides a complete, working example with numerous production-ready features that demonstrate best practices for integrating Vue.js with Sails.js, serving as both a learning tool and development reference.
NOT MAINTAINED Vue.js with Sails.js example project with many features
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Covers internationalization, testing with Cypress, real-time Socket.IO, PWA support, and NLP, providing a holistic example of modern SPA development as outlined in the README.
Demonstrates practical setup with separate Vue.js frontend and Sails.js backend, including authentication, Vuex state management, and input validation for a complete learning experience.
Explicitly aimed at newcomers to SPAs, with a reference book-like structure and detailed features to facilitate understanding, as stated in the project philosophy.
Includes pre-configured unit and functional tests with Cypress.io for frontend testing, promoting best practices in development workflows.
Marked as 'NOT MAINTAINED' in the README, with installation using deprecated Node.js 10.x, leading to security risks and incompatibility with current versions.
Requires running two servers simultaneously (frontend and backend) with separate commands, adding setup complexity compared to integrated or modern full-stack frameworks.
Tied to specific, older versions of Vue.js and Sails.js, making it less adaptable for teams using newer frameworks or tools, with no updates to reflect community changes.
Heavily relies on now-outdated libraries like vue-resource and BootstrapVue, which may not align with current best practices or alternative solutions in the Vue ecosystem.