Chattie is a social tool and a conversational helper, whose function is to generate a prompt (which is also categorised into selectable topics) that would facilitate a conversation in a group of two or more people.
The project is deployed at chattie-juno.vercel.app.
- Progressive Web App-compliant
- Selectable prompt topics
- Selectable light/dark mode and accent colour
This project is made with:
- Create a practical tool to help solve a real-life problem
- Refamiliarise myself with the ecosystem of VueJS
- Try the indented syntax of SASS
- Acquire further experience with Typescript
- At the time of the project, there were multiple ways use VueJS, namely the options API and the newly introduced compositional API. I was not able to find a clear explanation of the pros and cons of each choice. I ended up choosing the more common way, just for personal experience.
- Adding more features halfway across the project was a hassle. Vue cli-tool, upon adding Typescript, VueX, and Router, made major changes to the project codes, especially in the entry point component
App.vue. - The addition of VueX invalidated major portions of my early codebase, such as passing down data from the parent to child components.
- The addition of Typescript caused seemingly confusing changes to the way the API functioned. It took me a while to understand how
defineComponent()worked. - There were caveats in using the SASS indented syntax (such as the inability to break a line with functions with long arguments).
- Vue 3 invalidates a lot of tutorials due to the lack of the presence of
webpack.config.js.
yarn
yarn serve
The project is released under MIT License.