This is a great Vue interview challenge for junior developers

[@JohnKomarnicki]

Hopefully you enjoy this little bit different of a video! Shoutout to ruclips.net/video/A0BmLYHLPZs/видео.html (webDevJunkie), he did this challenge using react. Be sure to check it out if you want to see something similar in a react setting.

[@vivianliu5011]

I think you missed one thing you need to clear your deletedPoints array when new point is added. and the redo and undo button should have correct disabled status.

[@nike0822]

thanks for this video John!! It was fun & very useful, please make more such videos related to interviews. :)

[@JohnKomarnicki]

I appreciate that! I do have a few other videos like this using a new platform I’ve been working on www.webdevdaily.io

[@randel_mcafee86]

Definitely going to give this a try!

[@anchalsoni8614]

we can add a check too to check for the conditions when there are no more points to delete or redo

[@jasonpm213]

Did it by myself with a canvas and then watched your video and saw that you used a v-for. Quite dumb of me for not thinking within vue. But hey, I guess resolving the problem was the main point!

[@galyedidovich]

Pro tip: no need to make deleted points a ref 😎 17:23

[@nehuen7cuenca]

Marvelous💯

[@mohamedfarouksouei3585]

thank you

[@karthikm.1804]

google calendar clone with vue

[@hersheymae1780]

there is no vue option 6:53 :

[@JohnKomarnicki]

What?

[@azrul841]

you need to install the vue dev tools extension

[@sogggy]

Awesome. I added a reset button to clear points
Reset Points
const resetPoints = () => {
points.value = [];
deletedPoints.value = [];
};