B. The Road Ahead
$ npm run serve
To get started, play with the template little while to get the feel of how it is going to add value then the rest is work, proof of work, not vendor certifications. Vendor certifications are institutionalized scam like the difference between buying meat with seal at a grocery versus getting a fresh cut from a trading post or wet market early in the morning, the latter is free from allergen, preservatives and other mind-altering substances designed to make you subservient to the unelected.
Early in the development, I decided to quickly abandon Typescript for straight vanilla Javascript, I'm not certain for now what value Typescript would bring to this project. I tried to go back to Buefy and it turned out that the library/tool is not up to date with the last Vue and Bulma releases. I'd rather stick to what I can control. Proof of Work is now starting to give life to the Beef Template here Beef Demo. This is the reason why proof of work is the most important benchmark and verification of true and demonstrated skill. Now let's jump in and continue the work.
Remember, nothing's new and nothing's normal onwards. Even the way we build things will slightly change. I've seen so many dashboards out there mostly based on Material UI and Bootstrap they are pretty neat but those are things that I can't control, you can't control. What if I want to change the style without breaking and uglifying the whole look-and-feel? What if I missed an update? What if I don't like the update? What if I skipped a terrible update? Those are the questions UI devs (specially backend devs) should start pondering, you no longer rule, users are always the king.
