Intercepting back button on mobile in Vue/Nuxt/Vuetify apps
Problem statement The first version of OSBO was not particularly mobile-friendly. Thanks to great work done in Vuetify and Nuxt, once we started paying more ...
Problem statement The first version of OSBO was not particularly mobile-friendly. Thanks to great work done in Vuetify and Nuxt, once we started paying more ...
This post will be short and sweet, as it’s really just a prep for another one coming up soon (intercepting back button on mobile in Vue/Nuxt apps).
Every now and again I come across this “pearl of wisdom” (in slightly different variations):
This is part 3 of mini-series - Understanding Nuxt & Vue hooks and lifecycle - a quick reference table to refresh memory.
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