Summary

In this chapter, we covered the basics for publishing our Vue application in its own public space on the internet. We also learned important concepts for understanding instructions when buying and reserving a domain and setting DNS records if and when prompted to do so. We also learned about how to accommodate our bundle configuration when using the HTML5 history mode in Vue Router, the different types of online hosting we can hire, options for copying our distribution files onto the production server, and guidelines for securing our website with a free Let’s Encrypt certificate to serve our applications over HTTPS. All of these are important skills, and you will benefit from having the experience of executing these skills at least once.

With the deployment of our application, we have covered in this book the main steps and topics to construct a Vue 3 application, from the introduction of the framework all the way to testing our individual components and installing...