Using Q Developer in VS Code to Build a Dynamic To-Do List with Vuetify.js

Recently, I’ve been exploring the Q Developer extension in Visual Studio Code, and it’s been a game changer for building dynamic applications. One of the projects I worked on was a to-do list using Vuetify.js, where the goal was to create a simple, interactive list where completed tasks are visually represented by strikethrough text.

The integration of Q Developer into VS Code helped streamline the process, especially with live debugging and syntax highlighting for both Vue and JavaScript code. It allowed me to experiment with Vuetify components and see immediate changes, which significantly sped up the development process.

Here’s how I implemented a checkbox to strikethrough a task upon completion:

1.Setting Up Vuetify: I utilized Vuetify’s v-checkbox component for each task in the list. The checkbox, when clicked, would toggle a completed boolean value for each task.

2.Dynamic Styling: Using Vue’s v-bind directive, I dynamically applied a strikethrough style when the task’s completed property was set to true. This provided immediate visual feedback for completed tasks.

3.Two-Way Data Binding: Thanks to Vue’s reactivity system, the state of each task was automatically updated, reflecting changes in the UI.

This project not only gave me hands-on experience with dynamic UI elements but also showed how Q Developer can simplify the entire development process. Whether you're working on Vue apps or anything JavaScript-related, this extension is a must-have!