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    We created an empty div with ID of app because this is the element we will place the Vue app. I always prefer to use divs rather than body elements, as this gives me control over the rest of the page. <\/p>\n

    Writing our first Vue.js application<\/h2>\n

    We will stay true to every previous programming tutorial, write a Vue application, and put \"Hello, World!\" on the screen before delving into more complex content. <\/p>\n

    Each Vue application is created by importing the library and then instantiating a new Vue instance: <\/p>