So glad I found this video. I just started working with Vue after React and this topic was very confusing for me. Especially since the same thing can be done in different ways. Thanks!
Thanks....followed your tutorial n works very well, however, in Vue DevTools, in the child component, it shows: event-listeners: update:model-value: not-declared Is it that Vue devtools is not ready for this "defineModel" macro? Please suggest
If you try to console log the name ref in the app component, the value will not update in the console when the input value changes. Can someone explain to me why? I am a React developer How can i make the name ref update in the script tag? Thanks in advance
Question is where in the App component lifecycle you're console.logging it. If you did it just in the script tag, that would be similar to doing once on mounted.
Excellent Vid. Very well explained. Thanks for willing to share your knowledge, and taking your time to create this vid. Question to you.. R U a fan of TS ? And if I can ask ... Why (not) ?
I've only used TypeScript at a very basic level, I haven't really used it for any major projects. I understand the benefits, and I think you'll only see them if you really decide to go all in. Vue 3.3 has made some considerable improvements to using TS within Vue, so maybe we'll see more Vue devs using it. Check out this talk by Tanner Linsley (author of popular React libraries) who outlines his journey from non-TS person, to all-in with TS: ruclips.net/video/O4IWJcafX8c/видео.html. I think this is how most TS users feel.
defineModel is now stable in Vue 3.4: blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3-4#definemodel-is-now-stable
Loved your structural approach from least to most abstract.
So glad I found this video.
I just started working with Vue after React and this topic was very confusing for me. Especially since the same thing can be done in different ways. Thanks!
Same!
Wow !
Been a while, Andre !
Single-handedly, your e-commerce video series made me an intermediate Laravel developer.
Returning to say "Thank you" !
This video was very helpful, thanks
Thank you, this was a really helpful explanation!
defineEmits not needed when using defineModel, are still there in the defineModel example, but perhaps that implicitly meant
Awesome content Andre
This is so helpful! Thank you so much!
Great and informative video as usual!
the best explanation. Great.
Thanks....followed your tutorial n works very well, however, in Vue DevTools, in the child component, it shows:
event-listeners:
update:model-value: not-declared
Is it that Vue devtools is not ready for this "defineModel" macro? Please suggest
Nice content, Andre.
Thanks for the great video! Looking forward to more :)
Does this work if the modelValue is an object that contains arrays?
Any full courses that will come from you?
Possibly in the future, for now, just trying to get some steady content going here on YT.
Hi, what vscode theme are you using?
Thank you for this 🤗
If you try to console log the name ref in the app component, the value will not update in the console when the input value changes.
Can someone explain to me why? I am a React developer
How can i make the name ref update in the script tag?
Thanks in advance
Question is where in the App component lifecycle you're console.logging it. If you did it just in the script tag, that would be similar to doing once on mounted.
Thank you !
Excellent Vid. Very well explained.
Thanks for willing to share your knowledge, and taking your time to create this vid.
Question to you.. R U a fan of TS ? And if I can ask ... Why (not) ?
I've only used TypeScript at a very basic level, I haven't really used it for any major projects. I understand the benefits, and I think you'll only see them if you really decide to go all in. Vue 3.3 has made some considerable improvements to using TS within Vue, so maybe we'll see more Vue devs using it.
Check out this talk by Tanner Linsley (author of popular React libraries) who outlines his journey from non-TS person, to all-in with TS: ruclips.net/video/O4IWJcafX8c/видео.html. I think this is how most TS users feel.
@@drehimself Thank you for your reply ! Highly appreciated.