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# The Blog - Just Fucking Use Vue.js

Before getting to the point, you should know that this is a **community project**. [I](https://soubiran.dev) drive it, but you're welcome to contribute, either with content or code. And, to be fully transparent, I don't have time to produce everything myself, so contributions are more than welcome!

If you're new to open-source contribution, and are eager to help, to learn or to contribute, please open an issue, comment on an existing one, or ping me on [Twitter/X](https://x.com/soubiran_); I'll be happy to explain and guide you through the process. You can learn so much by contributing to open-source, it's worth it!

I'll regularly open issues for detailed tasks that you can pick from and this project could be a unique opportunity for you to learn and practice Vue.js and Nuxt while contributing to a meaningful project.

Side story. Most of things I know, learned and how I work today, mostly come from open-source contribution. I wouldn't be the same developer I am today without it.

## Writing High-Efficiency Learning Material

Now, let's talk about the point of this project.

Vue.js is an amazing framework, and I love it. But often, it's not a primary consideration for projects, even when it should be. Most people prioritize React because of its "ecosystem", its "popularity", or simply because a manager heard about it, but rarely because it's the best tool for the job. And that makes me sad.

This project is one of my ideas to fight against that trend. I've explained my complete thoughts in a discussion I invite you to read: [Pushing Vue and Nuxt Beyond the Stars](https://github.com/orgs/Just-Fucking-Use-Vue-js/discussions/1). This project is part of the **High-Efficiency Learning Material** step.

Now, you may wonder what "High-Efficiency Learning Material" means. Let me explain.

To learn, I've read thousands of articles and tutorials, and watched hundreds of videos. I've noticed some patterns and things that make content more efficient to learn from. Initially, this was one of the reasons I started writing my own articles at [soubiran.dev/posts](https://soubiran.dev/posts). I wanted content like the ones I would have loved to read when I started learning web development.

Often, people don't care about the quality of their writing. They just want reach and clicks, optimizing their articles for marketing. But you can have both: high-quality writing and reach; for your self-esteem, that's far more satisfying. Also, these articles don't have a start, an end, or even a structure. They just throw something at you, hoping you'll understand. But learning is not about hoping; it's about guiding. Also, they don't have any real-world examples or use cases, making them just theoretical and, to me, useless.

To distinguish yourself, you have two choices: either you produce content that is significantly better than average, or you produce a lot of content. The ideal is to do both, but let's keep it simple for now. In the upcoming rise of AI, writing a lot doesn't make sense anymore. AI can produce as much content as you want, so quantity is no longer a differentiator.

However, quality is still a differentiator. Furthermore, with AI, writing skills are becoming increasingly essential, and you should work on improving them. Writing [an introduction file](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/custom-instructions), [an agent file](https://agents.md/), [a custom prompt](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/prompt-files), [a custom agent](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/custom-agents), [a custom skill](https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/agent-skills), or a simple documentation page for your project requires writing skills. These are all text-based tasks to help AI understand your needs and context. The better you write, the better the results you'll get from AI. Producing high-efficiency learning material is a great way to improve these skills.

I know that finding ideas for what to write is hard. It's like when people tell you to "build a project to learn". But what project? The same applies to writing: what should you write about?

There is good news, however. I have plenty of ideas for articles about Vue.js and Nuxt. Regularly, I'll open issues with ideas for articles to write. You can pick one and start writing. If you want to discuss the idea before starting, just comment on the issue; I'll be happy to discuss it with you. Once you've changed your prism [^1], ideas will come more easily.

Of course, you'll be credited as the author of the article, and you'll be able to promote it as you wish. It's your work!

## Looks Familiar?

Yes, this website is heavily based on [the Nuxt UI documentation](https://github.com/nuxt/ui/tree/v4/docs). Most of [the code isn't mine](https://github.com/nuxt/ui/graphs/contributors), but they produced an excellent and interactive blog and I couldn't resist reusing it. I hope they will forgive me.

However, just because I reused their code doesn't mean we cannot improve, iterate, and make it our own. I've opened many issues with ideas to improve the website, and I invite you to check them out and contribute!

[^1]: A prism is a way to look at the world. Changing your prism means changing your point of view, your mindset, your beliefs. When you change your prism, you see things differently, and new ideas come to you more easily. An infinite number of things hit your mind every day, but only a few resonate with your current prism. By changing your prism, you change what resonates with you, and thus, what ideas come to you. It can take me weeks to become effective at changing my prism, but once I do, ideas come to me easily. For example, now that you know you want to write high-efficiency learning material, each technical conversation, each article you read, and each tweet you stop to read will fuel your mind with ideas of what to write about. From time to time, after thinking about it, an idea will emerge.