Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
When developing applications with user-generated content, it’s likely that you want to add the ability to tag content. This is done through tag inputs – an element that collects information and creates a smooth user experience.
There are so many examples of sites that use tag inputs to help organize content, like WordPress or Medium, for example.
By the end of this tutorial, we’ll have a working, reusable VueJS Tag Input component that you can extend depending on your project’s needs.
COMPANION ARTICLE w/ CODE
learnvue.co/2020/01/build-a-custom-vuejs-tag-input-in-under-10-minutes
FREE VUE 3 CHEATSHEET WITH ESSENTIAL CODE SNIPPETS
learnvue.co/vue-3-essentials-cheatsheet
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When developing applications with user-generated content, it’s likely that you want to add the ability to tag content. This is done through tag inputs – an element that collects information and creates a smooth user experience.
There are so many examples of sites that use tag inputs to help organize content, like WordPress or Medium, for example.
By the end of this tutorial, we’ll have a working, reusable VueJS Tag Input component that you can extend depending on your project’s needs.
COMPANION ARTICLE w/ CODE
learnvue.co/2020/01/build-a-custom-vuejs-tag-input-in-under-10-minutes
FREE VUE 3 CHEATSHEET WITH ESSENTIAL CODE SNIPPETS
learnvue.co/vue-3-essentials-cheatsheet
follow me on twitter:
twitter.com/mattmaribojoc
🚨 Like quick Vue lessons like these? Check out 800+ lessons over on Vue School - go.learnvue.co/vueschool
INTRO
Daily (Prod. by Lukrembo)
