How the magic of scoped slots ✨ makes you more productive (4/4)

Hey there! Congrats on making it this far! We've covered a lot of material this week. Most devs are not as dedicated to improving themselves as you are. First, we saw how making our components more reusable can have a huge effect on our work and career. Then, I showed you that slots, especially scoped slots, are the key to unlocking ultimate reusability. Finally, we did a deep dive on scoped slots so we can understand them really well. We saw how they're just functions underneath a layer of nice syntax. The final piece of this puzzle is to actually use scoped slots to make our components more reusable. As Patrick said about reusability, "whenever I bring slots into play, it's almost always an 'aha!' moment." ​ The magic of scoped slots ✨ So let's take a look at some of the patterns I've discovered to help us do this. 1. Extension Points Extension Points are to components what overriding methods is to Object Oriented Programming. If you've ever seen the example of the Dog class that extends the Animal class, you know what I'm talking about. We have a base class, Animal, that can define some base or default behaviour, like a speak method. Then, we can build more specific versions on top of that class, such as a Dog or a Cat class. The key here is that we can selectively override the default behaviour. The Dog class can override the speak method so it can bark. But that's all we need to do, reusing the rest of the code from the Animal class. 2. Nested Slots By nesting our slots (and scoped slots) we can create more complex trees of components. We don't always have a simple Parent -> Child relationship. Sometimes we have a Grandparent or GreatGrandparent component in there as well. If we want to be able to share and reuse code more than one level deep, we need to nest our slots effectively. 3. Default Content Everywhere But once we have these trees of components, all sharing and reusing code between themselves, we might want to add in defaults. We can do this easily with basic slots, but it gets more complicated as we make our trees more complex. How to be more productive with Vue By using these tools effectively, in the right places, you can dramatically reduce the amount of code you need to write. You can get more done, too. Closing tickets and merging PRs left and right. What would it mean to you if you could be far more productive with Vue? How would mastering the art of highly reusable components change your career? Maybe it's one of these: Mastering your craft will give you a sense of accomplishment You'll impress your boss and finally get that promotion or job that you've always wanted Or maybe you'll be less stressed at work, because deadlines are no longer your enemy Through my years of experience I've developed an entire system of patterns and tricks for easily reusing components in a very powerful way. Introducing Reusable Components This course is for intermediate to advanced Vue developers who want to learn how to get more done with less code. By the end of it, you'll be a more productive Vue dev. I originally launched it 4 years ago, and it was a massive hit. So I decided to update the entire thing, editing and reformatting it to make it even better. You can get it here. To celebrate this big update and re-release, it's 35% off until next week. But I want to make one thing clear, here. My job is to teach you about Vue (it's literally all I do). If you don't learn from the course, I'm not holding up my end of this deal. So if you buy this course and you don't like it (which is incredibly rare, btw), you can just send me an email and I'll give you a refund, no questions asked. Here's the link again: Reusable Components​ p.s. What would being more productive do for you and your job? p.p.s My guess is that 90% of people reading this will "think about it", or say "maybe one day", but never actually do anything. What about you?

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