Chapter 109: Vue Examples

Vue Examples — 7 real-world, copy-paste-ready components that use almost everything we’ve covered so far (props, emits, slots, v-model, v-for, v-if/v-show, computed, watch, lifecycle, expose, KeepAlive, Transition, Teleport, Suspense…)

Each example is small enough to understand quickly, but realistic enough to use in actual projects.

Ready? Let’s go — one beautiful component at a time.

1. Reusable Modal with v-model + expose + slots + Transition + Teleport

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Parent usage

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2. Todo Item with TransitionGroup + Transition + emits + v-model + slots

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Parent – Todo List with animation

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3. Quick Reference – Which example shows what?

Component / Pattern Key Vue features shown
Modal v-model, defineEmits, defineExpose, slots, Transition, Teleport
TodoItem + List v-for, TransitionGroup, scoped slots, emits, custom rendering
Tabbed interface with KeepAlive KeepAlive, activated/deactivated, state preservation, scroll restore
ErrorBoundary onErrorCaptured, error handling, fallback UI
Chat with auto-scroll onUpdated + nextTick, scroll restoration, v-for
Form with validation & multiple v-model v-model, .trim/.number/.lazy, computed validation, emits

Pro Tips from Real Projects (Hyderabad 2026)

  • Start with <script setup> — all examples above use it (no Options API)
  • Always use :key in v-for — especially with <TransitionGroup>
  • Always declare emits with defineEmits<…>() — TypeScript + autocompletion + typo protection
  • Use defineExpose only when parent really needs to call child methods (modal open/close, form validate…)
  • Prefer events over expose for most parent-child communication — cleaner architecture
  • Use <KeepAlive> + onActivated/onDeactivated for tabs/router-view — preserves state, scroll, polling, video playback
  • Wrap risky parts in <ErrorBoundary> — prevents full app crash from one bad child
  • Use Teleport for modals/tooltips/notifications — always append to <body>

Your mini project challenge (build this weekend):

  1. Create a small dashboard with:
    • <KeepAlive> + tabs (overview, settings, profile)
    • Modal with v-model + expose + slots
    • Todo list with <TransitionGroup> + scoped slots
    • ErrorBoundary around a “risky” chart component
  2. Add form in profile tab → verify state preserved on tab switch
  3. Add scrollable chat in one tab → verify scroll restoration

Any part confusing? Want full code for:

  • Complete dashboard example with all pieces combined?
  • Modal + form + validation + v-model multiple?
  • Chat with infinite scroll + auto-load + onActivated restore?
  • ErrorBoundary + Sentry integration?

Just tell me — we’ll build the next beautiful, real-world Vue component together 🚀

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