WordPress 2017 with VueJS and GraphQL
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The document discusses the integration of Vue.js and GraphQL to create a WordPress theme, specifically using the Twenty Seventeen theme and retrieving posts using GraphQL queries. It highlights the advantages of using these technologies, such as improved performance, elegant query composition, and a better developer experience. Additionally, the document addresses SEO concerns and provides links to a demo and GitHub repository.
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WordPress 2017 with VueJS and GraphQL
- 1. VUEJS & GRAPHQL CREATE A WP TWENTYSEVENTEEN THEME WITH
- 2. /posts/hello-world response.json get_post()post_object query { posts { id, slug } } html
- 3. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT?
- 4. COOL DEV TOOLS!! ▸ webpack ▸ babel ▸ es2016 ▸ testing: karma, mocha, nightwatch ▸ vue-cli ▸ graphiql
- 5. COOL RESULT ▸ performant UX ▸ no page refresh ▸ animations ▸ pretty urls ▸ benefits of the WP-admin for content input
- 6. GRAPHQL??
- 8. ▸ elegance ▸ less roundtrips ▸ compose query on the client ▸ less endpoints
- 9. VUEJS??
- 10. ▸ fast ▸ simple ▸ component-focused development ▸ dev ecosystem ▸ vuex