Now we are going to create a Vue application separate from our LoopBack API, and in that app wea re going to list our posts and create Vue controlls for adding new posts to our LoopBack API and also our database.

In this episode we are going to create a "real" Vue.js app, and use it to add new posts to our LoopBack API

Adding Posts With Vue

Authenticating you RESTful app can be pretty frustrating. But not with LoopBack framework, as you will see in this episode. We are going to make it so that everyone visiting our app can view all the posts. But only authenticated users can add posts.

Firstly I will show you how you can do that with built-in explorer for LoopBack, and after that I'm going to show you how we can do the same thing using Vue.

In this final episode of this mini series we are going to take a quick look at LoopBack authentication or ACL and how you can use it with Vue.js

Authentication With Vue

So in the [last episode](http://watch-learn.com/video-tutorials/frontend-tips-introduction-loopback-and-using-it-vuejs) we created our simple app. But the problem with it was that data that we entered into our datastore didn't stick, or persisted.

That is why I'm going t oshow you how you can use SQlite3 database with your LoopBack app to persist or save your data, and not lose it every time you restart your server.

In this episode I'm going to show you how you can use SQlite3 database with your LoopBack app.

Using It With SQlite3

Loopback is an API framework, which is very simple to use but allows you to create powerful APIs for your applications.

In this episode we are going to learn basics of LoopBack and also learn how we can display data from our LoopBack API on our page using Vue.js.

In this episode we are going to take a look at LoopBack API framework and how we can use it with Vue.js