Resources to Keep Learning Vue
Going Further
A curated list of what to read, watch, and build next on your Vue journey.
What you'll learn
- Find the official docs
- Discover VueUse for common composables
- Follow community resources
You’ve covered the essentials: reactivity, components, templates, forms, routing, state, async patterns, testing, and deployment. Here’s what’s worth your time next.
Read
- vuejs.org — the official docs are excellent. Read the “Reactivity in Depth” and “Rendering Mechanism” sections when you have time.
- Vue Router docs — read end to end at least once.
- Pinia docs — same.
- Nuxt docs — the next step when SPA isn’t enough.
Use
- VueUse — 200+ utility composables for storage, sensors, animation, network, time, browser APIs. Saves you writing them yourself.
- Headless UI — accessible, unstyled component primitives.
- Naive UI / PrimeVue — full component libraries when you need them.
Watch
- Vue Mastery — courses by core team members.
- Vue School — broad library of video courses.
- The Vue.js Live conference talks on YouTube.
Build
The best way to lock it in is a project. Some ideas:
- A markdown-powered blog with Nuxt Content.
- A real-time dashboard using Pinia, vue-query, and a websocket store.
- A drag-and-drop kanban with Pinia persistence.
Community
- Vue Discord — friendly, active.
- r/vuejs — weekly threads and showcases.
- Follow @vuejs and @vite_js for release news.
Welcome to the Vue community. Build something cool.