DejaVue
Visualization and debugging tool built for Vue.js
Overview
DejaVue is an innovative tool designed for Vue.js developers seeking to enhance their visualization and stress testing capabilities. With a focus on flexibility, DejaVue functions seamlessly with or without a state management library like Vuex, making it a versatile addition to any Vue.js project. Whether you're looking to optimize your applications or ensure they can handle high loads, DejaVue offers the necessary functionality for modern development needs.
Features
- Compatibility: Works effortlessly with Node 6+ and NPM 3+, ensuring a smooth installation process.
- State Management: Fully functional with or without state management libraries, providing versatility for various project requirements.
- Visualization Tools: Offers robust visualization capabilities that aid in understanding component structures and data flow.
- Stress Testing: Equipped to perform stress tests, allowing developers to assess the performance and reliability of their applications under heavy loads.
- User-Friendly Installation: Simple manual installation steps make it accessible for developers at all levels.
- Active Community: Developed by a team of authors—Scott, Mike, and Jon—committed to continuous improvement and support.
- Express
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- Vue
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- SCSS
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- Eslint
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- Webpack
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