Getting started with Vue.js 3 by building a Giphy search application

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Vue.js

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Svelte

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React

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Node.js - here's a free but outdated step by step guide/book for both Windows and Mac. Or, really, just go to the main website and download the executable for your machine.

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axios

I chose to go with Axios, as it's a very popular JavaScript library for making HTTP requests. It's an HTTP client that makes use of the modern Promises API by default (instead of the not so nice JavaScript callbacks 🙂) and runs on both the client and the server (i.e., Node.js).

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Giphy

In this post, you'll learn how to use Vue CLI to build a Vue.js 3 application for searching Giphy's GIFs by using their API.

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GIPHY SDK

How do we get this API? Well, if you do a simple Google search for giphy api and open the first link, you'll get the documentation for their API.

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Visual Studio Code

Now, let's open this project in the editor of your choice (I'm using Visual Studio Code), and you should see something like this:.

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Bulma

Bulma is a cool framework that I used in the JWT authentication in an Angular application with a Go backend post in case you're interested in taking a look.

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Angular.io

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