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date = "2018-02-04T10:01:01+02:00"
title = "How to Structure a Complex Vuex Store"
description = "Learn how to structure a complex Vuex store, how to enable lazy loading of Vuex modules and how to use models to send data from the Vuex store to an API."
intro = "In todays article, we're going to take a look at a possible way of how to structure a Vuex store for a large scale application. When I was researching possible approaches for handling the state of big, Vue powered applications with Vuex, it was pretty hard to find any good examples..."
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categories = ["Development"]
tags = ["JavaScript", "Vue", "Vuex"]
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In todays article, we're going to take a look at a possible way of how to structure a Vuex store for a large scale application. When I was researching possible approaches for handling the state of big, Vue powered applications with Vuex, it was pretty hard to find any good examples. Most of the Vuex examples out there, are demonstrating the core concepts of Vuex, by showing how to build a simple application, for example a very basic shopping cart or a to-do list.
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date = "2018-02-04T10:01:01+02:00"
title = "How to Structure a Complex Vuex Store"
description = "Learn how to structure a Vuex store with modules, how to enable lazy loading of Vuex store modules and how to fetch data via an API."
intro = "In todays article, we're going to take a look at a possible way of how to structure a Vuex store for a large scale application. When I was researching possible approaches for handling the state of big, Vue powered applications with Vuex, it was pretty hard to find any good examples..."
draft = false
categories = ["Development"]
tags = ["JavaScript", "Vue", "Vuex"]
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In todays article, we're going to take a look at a possible way of how to structure a Vuex store for a large scale application. When I was researching possible approaches for handling the state of big, Vue powered applications with Vuex, it was pretty hard to find any good examples. Most of the Vuex examples out there, are demonstrating the core concepts of Vuex, by showing how to build a simple application, for example a very basic shopping cart or a to-do list.

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