To create a new page, accessible from the navbar with a given icon
The page will first uses event handling to dynamically animate text.
The page will then calls an external web-service \(wikipedia API\) to populate and animate content.
## Steps to follow
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### Optional challenge : make it prettier
The current version of the new page isn't very visually appealing. This challenge is to make the page looking like a web startup front page.
Somethings that says _"We are so amazing you wouldn't even understand" ._ Look at [startup generator](http://tiffzhang.com/startup) if you need inspiration.
To that end, you can use two features of OnsenUI, **page background** and **cards**.
#### Page background
The v-ons-page component comes with a easy to use background effect. To use it, simply add a new children div where `class="background"` This will be interpreted as a static background.
OnsenUI card component \([v-ons-card](https://onsen.io/v2/api/vue/v-ons-card.html)\) permit to group related information. Cards have a **title** and a **content.** Title and content are div where `class="title"` and `class="content"` respectively.
```javascript
<v-ons-card>
<divclass="title">Awsome</div>
<divclass="content">
Loremipsumdolor,sitametconsects.
</div>
</v-ons-card>
```
### Introducing reactivity : dynamic number of observations
After having created static content, we will now use this content to use reactivity. Reactivity is at the core of VueJS.
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Beyond Albiziapp and VueJS, reactive programming is a research topic in itself \(that has relations with MDE although no clear consensus exists\).
{% endhint %}
In the case of Albiziapp, reactivity means :
* Data are declarative. The UI reacts automatically to data change.
* => The UI should not change if there are no data change
* Derived data are bounded to the original data.
* If `a=b+c` each time `b or c` are changed, a will change accordingly.
* Data changes occurring in a subcomponent are reflected in the parent components
#### Practical example : mutating data
In the new page script, let's declare a `data()` function. This function is used in VueJS to create simple reactive data. For convenience, use the following code.
```javascript
<template>
<v-ons-page>
<divclass="content center">{{text}}</div>
</v-ons-page>
</template>
<script>
exportdefault{
data(){
return{
text:"interest"
};
}
};
</script>
<style>
.center{
position:relative;
top:50%;
left:50%;
}
</style>
```
The `text` variable is here declared and initialized. It is now possible to refer to `text` in the UI. The`{{text}}` item in the div is a simple illustration of this use.
The double mustache syntax evaluates the value of the **javascript expression** it contains, and return the string representation of this expression. Practically it gives a lot of power. Replace {{text}} by the following examples.
```javascript
{{text.toUpperCase()}}
{{text.split('').sort().join().split('')}}
```
#### Practical example : fetching data from an external source
Data do not have to be defined at creation. Let's explore an example using data recovered from an external source.
