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5 Replies to "Making your components dynamic in Vue 3"
Excellent article, thank you. I build backend APIs and want to venture into frontend builds. This article will help me dynamically load API data per component.
Also, nice touch in discussing . Thanks again!
You say it’s dynamic but the imports are hard coded? How do I get dynamic imports with these components. I’ve been searching the internet for days. 🙁
Finally a clear explanation to help me to solve my problems, thank you for that!
May i know how to remove the error no-unused-components from eslint when using dynamic components?
Really nice explanation. But example with binding via “is” not working when it is not a dynamic.
is=”Test1″ must be :”Test1″ otherwhise VUE/ESLINTER wrote something about error and that it must be in this style.
Its about settings or Vue version or what? Thx 🙂
Otherwise perfectly simple 🙂