In this Virtual Meetup, Stéphane Reiss will explain why renderless components can be useful and he will show you how to build them!

In this Virtual Meetup, Fernando Alvarez will explore the new Vue 3.0 Composition API. Now that Vue 3.0 reached the Release Candidate stage, it's the perfect time...

Hello Vue Montrealers :) As part of the international Vue communities, we wanted to share this event with you. The Vue communities listed below will present at

Vue Montreal Community is pleased to host Debbie O'Brien and Alexander Lichter, both NuxtJS development team members and fantastic speakers! Of course, the theme of the event will be NuxtJS :) Please note: this event will exceptionally happen at lunchtime (Montreal time) to accommodate our speakers who will be from speaking from their hometowns in Europe!

This meetup will be hosted in Zoom as a social meetup to talk about all things Vue! Recording of this event will NOT be enabled so anyone can feel free to talk without having to be perfect. We will open with a round of introductions so be prepared to tell us who you are! If you wish to share video that is completely up to you. If you are new to Vue bring some questions! If you know Vue, bring your stories! If you want to do a 5-minute screen share demo that is cool too. We will limit the screen share time so we can cover many subjects of discussion. Ryan Weal from Kafei Interactive (https://kafei.dev/) will moderate the Zoom room. Bring your own beer! 🍻

In this Virtual Meetup, Stéphane Reiss will explore the different ways Vue.js allows us to integrate CSS in our Vue Components: 1. CSS in SFCs 2. Scoped styles 3. Module styles 4. Pre Processors He will show examples and explain how they work under the hood. By better understanding those details, you will make more educated choices when deciding which CSS strategy to use, and you will be better equipped to debug any CSS related issue in a Vue.js application.

The "orga" type meetings deal with topics about the organization of the Vue.js Montreal community. The goal of this meeting is to present the new vuemontreal.org website (Nuxt.js + Tailwind + Storyblok + Netlify) and to explain the system in place on Github to participate in its evolution. This is not to be missed if you want to participate in the evolution of the community website or if you are simply curious to discover the underbelly of a Nuxt.js website! A link to access the conference will be provided on this page between now and the meeting.

Our next meetup will address the topic of test automation for Vuejs applications. Marc Poulin from Kafei Interactive will explain how Test Driven Development (TDD) helped him integrate his web development team, through the "3 amigos" philosophy, automated testing with Puppeteer, mocha and chai and with Cypress.io. Finally, he listed the advantages of Cypress.io over Puppeteer, Mocha and Chai.

This year's VueConf in Toronto had a lot to offer! It gathered many members of the Vue.js Core team and other Vue.js heavy users who shared many exciting nuggets of wisdom! A few members of the VueMontreal community had the chance to attend. We asked some of them to share one or two of the best learnings they took away from it.

For the Vue Montreal meetup #005, we will have the chance to have a NuxtJS workshop (https://nuxtjs.org/)! NuxtJS is a framework that helps you build Vue.js applications faster. NuxtJS also allows server-side rendering (universal SSR), which is very useful for applications that require quality SEO. This workshop is for anyone interested in discovering NuxtJS while getting hands-on experience. A theoretical presentation on NuxtJS will be followed by the hands-on workshop where you will be able to build your first NuxtJS application.

This meetup is targeted for the beginner to intermediate front-end developers interested in understanding why we need JavaScript frameworks in today's world, and how they work -- and more specifically how Vue.js works. If you're a beginner, you'll understand the value of using a JavaScript framework in your day to day life.

In collaboration with Zenika Montreal, we will have the chance to have a NightClazz Vue.js workshop! This workshop is for anyone interested in discovering Vue.js while getting their hands dirty. What is a Zenika NightClazz? NightClazz are Codelab / Hands-on evenings where Zenika combines theory and practice.

Implementing Vue.js In Legacy Code

The purpose of this first evening is to discover the advantages of Vue.js. Whether to create a whole application, or to integrate it progressively into an existing application, we will see how Vue.js is a flexible, practical and easy to use "framework".