With all due respect, that feeling of being left behind is exactly why I decided to use another extension-one that blocks all recommendations on RUclips. I couldn’t stand the constant bombardment: "Stop doing this... do that instead," "This is getting obsolete, learn this." It made me anxious (you can’t watch all the tutorials or learn everything), but now I feel relieved.
literally brad! i was thinking to start Vue this Year and firstly checked your channel and found Vue courses but these were old courses and noww!! thanks to you!
@@СэмҚыпшақThe phrase "literally Brad" isn't a common expression, so its meaning can vary depending on the context in which it's used. Generally, the word "literally" is used to emphasize that something is true in a factual or exact sense. "Brad" could refer to a person's name or be used to describe a certain type of person or stereotype. In some cases, people might use "literally Brad" humorously or ironically to refer to someone named Brad who embodies a stereotype associated with that name. For example, if "Brad" is commonly perceived as a typical or archetypal name for a certain kind of person (like an athletic or preppy individual), someone might say "literally Brad" to describe a person who fits that stereotype exactly.
Wow. That was a day. I started this course at about 7am. Now I'm finished. At 5pm. After 10 hours (Okay, I took a break for about 2 hours...). But it's not your fault that it took me so long to complete this course. It's just a lot of things that you explain very well. This course is excellent! Thank you!
One of the finest Vue 3 tutorial/course I came across. Exactly what one novice developer needed who has of course some prior basic understanding of how vue works and is supposed to work on a real project. All key topics touched upon in a concise and convincing style. The best part is your Timestamps which helps to go to the exact concept which need to be referred or refreshed while working on projects. Fabulous work.
I just finished watching the whole 3 hour long video in 5 hours (of course sped up some parts by x1.5-x2.0), and also have developed a local project until ~40mins from the video.. and did that cause i have to have an online test task in a few hours.. i just have some react.js experience and the last time i did vue.js it was long long ago (maybe back then we didn't have v3 yet).. 2:24:03 - 2:24:18 and imagine i came across this part.. and that's so true !! Thank you Brad !! You're the man !! A few years ago i had an opportunity to download your paid ressources for free from the net, but i decided to buy it officially on udemy, and there's no regret for sure. Thank you !!
Well sir, maybe I'm a grumpy old man too... the reason I watch your videos is b/c they are **not** 30 seconds tik-toks. I agree with you, seems like most just want to slap some code in the prj and, if it seems to work, they're off to the next tikTok... The reason your channel and Professor Steve's are the **ONLY** ones I really visit is b/c I desire a deep understanding of the code & tools Im working with; your lessons provide exactly that. Thank you for sharing your time with us in making these videos 🙌
Thanks, I appreciate that. I feel like long form content doesn't get the love it used to these days. Not just my stuff, but all the great old school devtubers. I know I have a solid group of people that follow me that still have an attention span though 😉. So I continue for you guys and because it is what I love to do. I can't get into the shorts and tiktoks. Just no passion for it. I love sitting down and doing a project.
as a react developer i didn't like vue when i tried last year. now had to learn due to a project and this was a great begining. thx for a great crash course..
Well. I have finished the course and I want to say many thanks. It gave me a crucial overall picture of how it works and can work. Now I'm able to read official documentation for better understanding material, especially these Router and Router Links. I'd suggest to download some plugin to temporary hide files (e.g. configuration or node modules) and leave src folder only) so you will not feel so overwhelmed by all these files and folders and focus on what you need - vue files.
At 2:24:10 => honestly, I have to thank you! In 30 sec people can grasp the concept, but can't learn nothing. You need a more deep dive to understand what's under the hood to choose how to do things - it's not realistic to learn how to do things and stop - you need the why you do like this o like that and you are a master in teaching this aspects. I love tour deep explained tutorials/courses - and for this reason I bought some of yours :) thank you so much for this one free!
Hello Brad. I just bought your PHP course yesterday as a suppport on your channel. You are amazing man and after I completed it I will definitely watch this.
I was watching the older crash course from my laptop. Using my phone to search for the same, I bumped into this one 🕺 . You’re such a great instructor, I like the fact that you follow the ‘progressive’ nature of Vue unlike some of other Vue tutorials out there!!
finished the course, thanks man! i love how you are so natural with javascript, like youre easy to translate react into vue. i personally love that kinda comparison because i learn react WHILE im learning javscript when i first started (i know its bad but its been 3 years lol)
I’ve been a full stack engineer professionally for 4 years, and excelled in web technology in my CS undergrad. All through React. I don’t know where I’ve been all this time, but I was sucked into the React black hole and was too stubborn to ever branch out. Vue is so elegant, wow. I am really intrigued by Svelte, but Vue seems to click even more
Working as a SK FE Dev for 2 years, worked with React and NET as FS, Svelte blows both out of the water but Vue 3 has the fact I can use it as incremental islands of reactivity which is intriguing to me. Svelte DX ergonomics are amazingly good and SvelteKit provides just the 'right' level of abstraction. Give Svelte a proper chance especially now that 5 is coming out and going twards the React route with the Flux pattern and removing eventDispatcher. P.S.
That was the best tutorial for me to learn Vue JS. I finished the project in the same way as yours, I learnt the basic principles in a solid way. thanks a lot Brad!
Thank you for devoting the time to do this. I would love to see a full stack vue3 video as well. I feel like it was not long at all. Don't feel bad for people who don't have the patience to watch a small project video.. I liked that you didn't focus on the ui/css stuff in this video and that each video you create has a distinct purpose, that helps with keeping the durations reasonable ;) May I suggest as a second step, that the api calls could be implemented in composables, to demonstrate their usage as well, and for example the form could be a component of itself, called by create and update form views, to demonstrate component reusability. The content that you upload is really great, please keep it up.
Brad your way of teaching is amazing ❤ Don't know what you do but I tend to learn faster with your tutorials. Have purchased many of your Udemy courses too. Thanks for existing man! Really appreciate how much of an impact your teaching has had on my learning. Cheers
Thank you for this tutorial Brad. I appreciate you not editing out your mistakes and showing us how to troubleshoot common errors / mistakes during development. Excellent job and thank you for all you do for this community.
Thanks so much! A fast paced course that covers the basics of multiple views, router and interacting with a JSON API. I didn't have any Vue knowledge before starting but was able to follow it all the way through with the occasional pause. Much appreciated :)
Thank you for taking the time to make this. There is a little update to your code: You won't need an import statement for defineProps anymore. VSCode says its part of a compiler macro now. Happy coding.
Brad thank you so much for this crash course, it took me 5 days to finish this video. I'm happy with the result! Now I'll be able to code frontend on my own :D yaaaay
Thumbs up immediately I found this. I have been struggling with VueJs and I have no doubts in my mind that this, with a lot of practice, is going to get me there. Thank you Brad.
Such a great course, covers each step and its super clear, especially for non native english speakers. Thank you so much for sharing this great content 🙌🙌
I subscribed to you all the way back in 2018 and its a really nice feeling to see your video pop up on my youtube feed as a seasoned full stack developer with multiple enterprise projects under my belt. Thank you brad, for being one of the best teachers in the begining of my journey as a newbie!
I really liked this tutorial on Vue. I studied React anche I started a small project but Vue seem easier and clearer than React. I started a course on Angular (it lasted 17 hours) but I abandoned it after 7 hours because Angular, in my opinion, is so difficult event if it's very structured. I'm going to get deep in Vue.Js. Thank you very much for the tutorial :-)
This was a perfect refresher for someone who used to work with Vue, but haven't touched it in over five years. Well done! And the new composition API looks so much cleaner than the old options variety.
Hello Brad, i would like to thank you for your effort and time making this crash course. It is definitly way better then the stuff i get at school. Thanks to you i have learned vuejs and feel very comfortable with it. ❤👍
I was watching your old vue course. Good timing! I have a site up and running, I let chatgpt do most of the setup and create a pretty decent initial template. I had to fix some stuff using learning from this course but ai does pretty good!
I have no idea why this video or your channel popped up in my feed, but based off of what I see in the community, you rock! I hope you find continued success :)
Hey Brad this is the Perfect time you released this Crash Course because I am deployed on a Large Scale project by my Company and It is build on VueJS although I was using your Old VueJS Crash Course but this New One is Cherry on the Top ❤
I really enjoy the pace in which you are making this course as well as the level of depth that you have chosen to cover. Despite I am a newbie in the Vue world, I have had a feeling I learned more than absolute basics and get a good grasp of what to expect from diving into the concept deeper. Totally agree with the attention span comment. Dude, that is the most underrated cognitive skill in the world. I appreciate this video is available for free for anyone. Thank you!
Absolutely the best. It took me a lot of time to follow step by step the entire content but it is the best tutorial ever. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thanks for the great video, I just got a job/internship for a developer position. Was a little scared but your crash courses on Vue and React are super helpful
2:24:15 but you're so true mate, thank you so much because the way you explaint all of stuff there is really good, im so happy found your channel while learning Vue JS
Thank you so much for the course, very well explained. I am a beginner with Vue.js and after read the basic documentation this course gives me some good experience about the framework potential.
3 hrs course. Man.. thanks for your time & effort ! Amazing job... I'm having an open question... Is it still worth to learn Vue ? Meaning ... there are so many NoCode / LowCode solutions these days... Would love to read your opinion(s) ...
Hi i am new in vue js, and found this tutorial, i am just wanna say thanks a lot, my english i not good at all but i am try following this tutorial, this is great videos, again thanks a lot👍 maybe next we can see mevn videos stack from you😊
I was moving from React to Vue for a job, this tutorial made so much sense to me. Can you do one with NestJS for the backend? Otherwise I loved this tutorial
Thanks Brad for the detailed video about Vue js and for the comparison between react and Vue. First time I'm visiting your channel, Good content. Appreciate your work🔥!
I receive "Cannot read properties of null (reading 'nextSibling')" when try to use true or false with v-if, but when changed status to string type and changed in vite config usePolling: true, works fine
Thanks a lot, Brad. I followed every step, from start to end. I never thought that I could learn main concepts of VueJS so fast. Edit: I wanted to deploy it, so I had to write little API on FastAPI too. Also I dockerized Vue project.
For those who couldn't see any Tailwind styling in your Vue app after following the steps in the vid, add 'vue' to the 'content' field inside tailwind.config.js like this: content: ['./index.html', './src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,vue}'] Hope this helps!
dude, it's not working, plus when I install tailwind its create postcss.config.js and tailwind.config.js, additional package-lock.json, package.json, outside of vue-crash-2024 folder...
@@c_drakhman1378 Maybe when you tried the npx tailwind command, the directory in your terminal was outside the vue-crash-2024 folder? But anyways, glad that you were able to fix it.
This is a great video. Without criticising, I'd just like to point something out: The most confusing and complicated thing for me as a person who used to learn vanilla JavaScript years ago is the tooling. And everyone omits this like it's a no big deal. Now it's installing nodejs and tons of modules and compiling and webpacking everything just to deploy a simple small page. I get there's a ton of benefits but it's quite a shocker to me as someone who used to create a single HTML page and a .js file.
@@the.lightfall I'm like: there has to be a tutorial that says this is the reason why we use a local web server, this is how we compile, build and combine it all and this is the part you deploy to the web server. I've missed so much! :)
Thanks a lot my friend! I use this to help me code my Tauri app. I wish Rust would have some production ready framework which would not be web-based and JS frontend oriented. But you help me get throught this.
It is awesome, for me it was the need of the hour as i have the basics of Vue with option API, so I think i am able to get all the things that is being delivered. Now what I need is to dynamically update the components based on roles of user. I mean if I have to make a application which have user of different roles, how i am going to get modify this application. for example in this Vue Jobs project we can have 3 roles, admin( who overall manages), companies( who post jobs) and user( who need jobs).
@E-Ecentric you'll want to use global state management for things like user auth & user roles. 'Pinia' is what the official Vue team recommends - its a very straightforward implementation i searched Brad's videos for "Pinia" but didn't see anything so, I'll recommend [this one by apps with Danny](m.ruclips.net/video/kC-34E3O9Co/видео.html) he goes over the 3 state mgmt options, comparing/contrasting & discussing when to use each one. He also has a crash course specifically on Pinia, that'll show you how to handle your user roles. happy coding ✌️
Thanks for this tutorial. I am working with React trying to learn Vue and this crash course made it very easy. I guess my knowledge of React helped a bit, but your way of explaining things made it so easy to understand. As i know React and NextJs i would like to learn Vue and Nuxt. Do you think it is worth it to learn Nuxt nowadays? Thanks :-)
great tutorial and than you very much😄❤ one thing that I couldn't understand is that why did you use "@next" for installing vue-toastification? what was wrong with @latest? why would you need to use a next version? 🤔
No doubt Vuejs is an amazing framework. Thanks for coming with this amazing Vuejs crash course and want to see some projects in it. If possible make a project Vuejs and firebase 💚🔥 Also bring Nuxtjs course as well.
Thanks for the crash Course, it's the best one out there! I am trying to learn to use vue for my electron app and wondering if you could make a tutorial on using vue in electron. The setup for it with vite is pretty confusing, especially since I am trying to make an application that has multiple windows. Could you please make tutorial on how you would setup an electron app using vue?
Great video Brad 👏👏👏 I'm definitely not of the "30 seconds TikTok generation" 😁! I actually enjoyed watching it all, as all of your other videos. Thanks again for the great video 🙏
thanks for your share ，the course is very friendly for beginner ，which is from easy to hard smoothly and very clear and efficient Thank you so much ,John
thanks for the tutorial. small feedback: referring back to how it's done in react is distracting. I am sure people coming from react are smart enough to figure it out but for those of us who just want to learn vue without anything to do with react, would be cool to keep things simpler and avoid the react noise. thanks.
With all due respect, that feeling of being left behind is exactly why I decided to use another extension-one that blocks all recommendations on RUclips. I couldn’t stand the constant bombardment: "Stop doing this... do that instead," "This is getting obsolete, learn this." It made me anxious (you can’t watch all the tutorials or learn everything), but now I feel relieved.
literally brad! i was thinking to start Vue this Year and firstly checked your channel and found Vue courses but these were old courses and noww!! thanks to you!
excuse me I learn english so I can not understand "iterally brad!" what does it mean?
@@СэмҚыпшақ Please visit your doctor for a comprehensive eye examination
Me too 😀
True af! Now I don't need to search again about vue anywhere.
@@СэмҚыпшақThe phrase "literally Brad" isn't a common expression, so its meaning can vary depending on the context in which it's used. Generally, the word "literally" is used to emphasize that something is true in a factual or exact sense. "Brad" could refer to a person's name or be used to describe a certain type of person or stereotype.
In some cases, people might use "literally Brad" humorously or ironically to refer to someone named Brad who embodies a stereotype associated with that name. For example, if "Brad" is commonly perceived as a typical or archetypal name for a certain kind of person (like an athletic or preppy individual), someone might say "literally Brad" to describe a person who fits that stereotype exactly.
Wow. That was a day. I started this course at about 7am. Now I'm finished. At 5pm. After 10 hours (Okay, I took a break for about 2 hours...).
But it's not your fault that it took me so long to complete this course. It's just a lot of things that you explain very well. This course is excellent! Thank you!
haha man you scared me, first hour went smoothly but now real project is getting started lets see how long i take
One of the finest Vue 3 tutorial/course I came across. Exactly what one novice developer needed who has of course some prior basic understanding of how vue works and is supposed to work on a real project. All key topics touched upon in a concise and convincing style. The best part is your Timestamps which helps to go to the exact concept which need to be referred or refreshed while working on projects. Fabulous work.
I just finished watching the whole 3 hour long video in 5 hours (of course sped up some parts by x1.5-x2.0), and also have developed a local project until ~40mins from the video..
and did that cause i have to have an online test task in a few hours..
i just have some react.js experience and the last time i did vue.js it was long long ago (maybe back then we didn't have v3 yet)..
2:24:03 - 2:24:18
and imagine i came across this part.. and that's so true !!
Thank you Brad !! You're the man !!
A few years ago i had an opportunity to download your paid ressources for free from the net, but i decided to buy it officially on udemy, and there's no regret for sure.
Thank you !!
Well sir, maybe I'm a grumpy old man too... the reason I watch your videos is b/c they are **not** 30 seconds tik-toks. I agree with you, seems like most just want to slap some code in the prj and, if it seems to work, they're off to the next tikTok...
The reason your channel and Professor Steve's are the **ONLY** ones I really visit is b/c I desire a deep understanding of the code & tools Im working with; your lessons provide exactly that.
Thank you for sharing your time with us in making these videos 🙌
This year is great.,
React Js,NodeJs,Express Js and now Vue Js .🎉
Thank You Brad
❤
Brad if possible Next Js Crash Course too I will be really grateful for that.......
Thanks, I appreciate that. I feel like long form content doesn't get the love it used to these days. Not just my stuff, but all the great old school devtubers. I know I have a solid group of people that follow me that still have an attention span though 😉. So I continue for you guys and because it is what I love to do. I can't get into the shorts and tiktoks. Just no passion for it. I love sitting down and doing a project.
@@TraversyMedia Absolutely bro love from 🇮🇳
Thank you for the long form content @@TraversyMedia
Have you tried applying for some job offers?
as a react developer i didn't like vue when i tried last year. now had to learn due to a project and this was a great begining. thx for a great crash course..
Just when i was checking your previous Vuejs crash courses,you came out with this. Thanks Traversy
The other one is good for the Options API. This is more modern.
Well. I have finished the course and I want to say many thanks. It gave me a crucial overall picture of how it works and can work. Now I'm able to read official documentation for better understanding material, especially these Router and Router Links.
I'd suggest to download some plugin to temporary hide files (e.g. configuration or node modules) and leave src folder only) so you will not feel so overwhelmed by all these files and folders and focus on what you need - vue files.
You can populate all the fields with -> Object.assign(form, state.job) in edit job section instead of filling them one by one.
I turned off my brain during the moment and just typed like hypnotized. Thanks for the tip.
At 2:24:10 => honestly, I have to thank you!
In 30 sec people can grasp the concept, but can't learn nothing. You need a more deep dive to understand what's under the hood to choose how to do things - it's not realistic to learn how to do things and stop - you need the why you do like this o like that and you are a master in teaching this aspects.
I love tour deep explained tutorials/courses - and for this reason I bought some of yours :) thank you so much for this one free!
We here! Done all 3hrs in one day. Planning a second full watch for complete mastering.
Hello Brad. I just bought your PHP course yesterday as a suppport on your channel. You are amazing man and after I completed it I will definitely watch this.
I was watching the older crash course from my laptop. Using my phone to search for the same, I bumped into this one 🕺 .
You’re such a great instructor, I like the fact that you follow the ‘progressive’ nature of Vue unlike some of other Vue tutorials out there!!
finished the course, thanks man! i love how you are so natural with javascript, like youre easy to translate react into vue. i personally love that kinda comparison because i learn react WHILE im learning javscript when i first started (i know its bad but its been 3 years lol)
I'm so happy you're doing a Vue video ! love your way of teaching and your approach. Thanks so much for your contente !
I just wanted to say I literally only just started learning how to code a couple months ago, and this tutorial was amazing and I learned so much. Ty.
I’ve been a full stack engineer professionally for 4 years, and excelled in web technology in my CS undergrad. All through React.
I don’t know where I’ve been all this time, but I was sucked into the React black hole and was too stubborn to ever branch out. Vue is so elegant, wow.
I am really intrigued by Svelte, but Vue seems to click even more
Working as a SK FE Dev for 2 years, worked with React and NET as FS, Svelte blows both out of the water but Vue 3 has the fact I can use it as incremental islands of reactivity which is intriguing to me.
Svelte DX ergonomics are amazingly good and SvelteKit provides just the 'right' level of abstraction.
Give Svelte a proper chance especially now that 5 is coming out and going twards the React route with the Flux pattern and removing eventDispatcher.
P.S.
FOR REAAAAL! it looks so natural like how we use to code good old html/js
That was the best tutorial for me to learn Vue JS. I finished the project in the same way as yours, I learnt the basic principles in a solid way. thanks a lot Brad!
Thank you for devoting the time to do this.
I would love to see a full stack vue3 video as well.
I feel like it was not long at all. Don't feel bad for people who don't have the patience to watch a small project video..
I liked that you didn't focus on the ui/css stuff in this video and that each video you create has a distinct purpose, that helps with keeping the durations reasonable ;)
May I suggest as a second step, that the api calls could be implemented in composables, to demonstrate their usage as well,
and for example the form could be a component of itself, called by create and update form views, to demonstrate component reusability.
The content that you upload is really great, please keep it up.
Brad your way of teaching is amazing ❤ Don't know what you do but I tend to learn faster with your tutorials. Have purchased many of your Udemy courses too. Thanks for existing man! Really appreciate how much of an impact your teaching has had on my learning. Cheers
Thank you for this tutorial Brad. I appreciate you not editing out your mistakes and showing us how to troubleshoot common errors / mistakes during development. Excellent job and thank you for all you do for this community.
Thanks so much! A fast paced course that covers the basics of multiple views, router and interacting with a JSON API. I didn't have any Vue knowledge before starting but was able to follow it all the way through with the occasional pause. Much appreciated :)
Thank you for taking the time to make this. There is a little update to your code: You won't need an import statement for defineProps anymore. VSCode says its part of a compiler macro now. Happy coding.
Brad thank you so much for this crash course, it took me 5 days to finish this video. I'm happy with the result! Now I'll be able to code frontend on my own :D yaaaay
Thumbs up immediately I found this. I have been struggling with VueJs and I have no doubts in my mind that this, with a lot of practice, is going to get me there. Thank you Brad.
Such a great course, covers each step and its super clear, especially for non native english speakers. Thank you so much for sharing this great content 🙌🙌
I subscribed to you all the way back in 2018 and its a really nice feeling to see your video pop up on my youtube feed as a seasoned full stack developer with multiple enterprise projects under my belt. Thank you brad, for being one of the best teachers in the begining of my journey as a newbie!
I really liked this tutorial on Vue. I studied React anche I started a small project but Vue seem easier and clearer than React.
I started a course on Angular (it lasted 17 hours) but I abandoned it after 7 hours because Angular, in my opinion, is so difficult event if it's very structured.
I'm going to get deep in Vue.Js.
Thank you very much for the tutorial :-)
This was a perfect refresher for someone who used to work with Vue, but haven't touched it in over five years. Well done! And the new composition API looks so much cleaner than the old options variety.
Hello Brad, i would like to thank you for your effort and time making this crash course. It is definitly way better then the stuff i get at school. Thanks to you i have learned vuejs and feel very comfortable with it.
❤👍
I wanted to say thank you for this tutorial. It's very helpful especially for me who is a Vue.js beginner. I'm following you from Cameroon 🇨🇲
I was watching your old vue course. Good timing!
I have a site up and running, I let chatgpt do most of the setup and create a pretty decent initial template.
I had to fix some stuff using learning from this course but ai does pretty good!
I have no idea why this video or your channel popped up in my feed, but based off of what I see in the community, you rock! I hope you find continued success :)
Eveything I needed to know about Vue to get what Angular Is trying to become. Thank you so much
I am a backend developer. This video is so helpful. Thank you very much!
Hey Brad this is the Perfect time you released this Crash Course because I am deployed on a Large Scale project by my Company and It is build on VueJS
although I was using your Old VueJS Crash Course but this New One is Cherry on the Top ❤
This was a treasure. I love tutorials like this! Thank you so much for giving us free education!
You did a great Job. I learn Vue js from you. Thank you so much. We want more and more courses from you.
Perfect! i finished this course in almost 2 days
I really enjoy the pace in which you are making this course as well as the level of depth that you have chosen to cover. Despite I am a newbie in the Vue world, I have had a feeling I learned more than absolute basics and get a good grasp of what to expect from diving into the concept deeper.
Totally agree with the attention span comment. Dude, that is the most underrated cognitive skill in the world.
I appreciate this video is available for free for anyone. Thank you!
Absolutely the best. It took me a lot of time to follow step by step the entire content but it is the best tutorial ever. Thank you and keep up the good work.
1:24:26 - computed() & Truncate Description
Thanks for the great video, I just got a job/internship for a developer position. Was a little scared but your crash courses on Vue and React are super helpful
2:24:15 but you're so true mate, thank you so much because the way you explaint all of stuff there is really good, im so happy found your channel while learning Vue JS
Enjoyed this course. Took a week in between lots of other stuff but was totally worth it. Thanks Brad!
Just started a .NET side project with Vue, so this is great!
Great Course without any cuts. This makes it very easy to follow along. Thank you
Thank you so much for the course, very well explained. I am a beginner with Vue.js and after read the basic documentation this course gives me some good experience about the framework potential.
Was searching new content for vue.js.. Just got from you.. Thanks a bunch❤🎉
3 hrs course. Man.. thanks for your time & effort !
Amazing job...
I'm having an open question...
Is it still worth to learn Vue ?
Meaning ... there are so many NoCode / LowCode solutions these days...
Would love to read your opinion(s) ...
Hi i am new in vue js, and found this tutorial, i am just wanna say thanks a lot, my english i not good at all but i am try following this tutorial, this is great videos, again thanks a lot👍 maybe next we can see mevn videos stack from you😊
Brad's been killing it with these crash courses for the Js ecosystem. Thanks so much ❤
I was moving from React to Vue for a job, this tutorial made so much sense to me. Can you do one with NestJS for the backend? Otherwise I loved this tutorial
Thanks Brad for the detailed video about Vue js and for the comparison between react and Vue. First time I'm visiting your channel, Good content. Appreciate your work🔥!
Really really great content. It flashes me! Many thanks!
At first, I knew about the crash course after visiting Traversy Media. It's a great tutorial to understand a basic overview of a technology.
Thanks! Super dense and clear, best channel out there!
I receive "Cannot read properties of null (reading 'nextSibling')" when try to use true or false with v-if, but when changed status to string type and changed in vite config usePolling: true, works fine
It’s been a minute since I watched your other vue course! Ready to get refreshed!
a 1000 doller course free on youtube by brad | big thanks
Thanks a lot, Brad. I followed every step, from start to end. I never thought that I could learn main concepts of VueJS so fast.
Edit: I wanted to deploy it, so I had to write little API on FastAPI too. Also I dockerized Vue project.
I've been looking forward to this course so much, thank you for uploading it.
Perfect pace. I enjoyed it a lot.
thank you Brad...i finished this course..this course give me so much understanding
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Just finished the tutorial. Thank you for posting!!
Brad you never disappoint man!!! Love your courses man !!!
For those who couldn't see any Tailwind styling in your Vue app after following the steps in the vid,
add 'vue' to the 'content' field inside tailwind.config.js like this:
content: ['./index.html', './src/**/*.{js,ts,jsx,tsx,vue}']
Hope this helps!
dude, it's not working, plus when I install tailwind its create postcss.config.js and tailwind.config.js, additional package-lock.json, package.json, outside of vue-crash-2024 folder...
I found out how to install it right ruclips.net/video/7xll3A4_jeo/видео.htmlsi=HKNoRAIabjueHVD3
@@c_drakhman1378 Maybe when you tried the npx tailwind command, the directory in your terminal was outside the vue-crash-2024 folder? But anyways, glad that you were able to fix it.
Watched 1 and half hour . I had work with options api before. Amazing tutorial. to the point and make me up and running with composition api . Thanks
This is a great video. Without criticising, I'd just like to point something out: The most confusing and complicated thing for me as a person who used to learn vanilla JavaScript years ago is the tooling. And everyone omits this like it's a no big deal. Now it's installing nodejs and tons of modules and compiling and webpacking everything just to deploy a simple small page. I get there's a ton of benefits but it's quite a shocker to me as someone who used to create a single HTML page and a .js file.
There are no victories without battles. I struggled with these new things too =D
@@the.lightfall I'm like: there has to be a tutorial that says this is the reason why we use a local web server, this is how we compile, build and combine it all and this is the part you deploy to the web server. I've missed so much! :)
Thank you! Excellent tutorial. Good info, dynamic and not at all boring.
using reactive is clean. easy to understand. I will implement that one on my current and future projects.
Brad Traversy and John Doe has always followed me in my carieer as softwer developer
Thanks a lot my friend! I use this to help me code my Tauri app. I wish Rust would have some production ready framework which would not be web-based and JS frontend oriented. But you help me get throught this.
This was tremendously helpful! Will be starting on learning how to connect this with a Django backend
It is awesome, for me it was the need of the hour as i have the basics of Vue with option API, so I think i am able to get all the things that is being delivered. Now what I need is to dynamically update the components based on roles of user. I mean if I have to make a application which have user of different roles, how i am going to get modify this application. for example in this Vue Jobs project we can have 3 roles, admin( who overall manages), companies( who post jobs) and user( who need jobs).
@E-Ecentric you'll want to use global state management for things like user auth & user roles.
'Pinia' is what the official Vue team recommends - its a very straightforward implementation i searched Brad's videos for "Pinia" but didn't see anything so, I'll recommend [this one by apps with Danny](m.ruclips.net/video/kC-34E3O9Co/видео.html) he goes over the 3 state mgmt options, comparing/contrasting & discussing when to use each one.
He also has a crash course specifically on Pinia, that'll show you how to handle your user roles.
happy coding ✌️
isn't it recommended to call deleteTask like ()=>deleteTask(index) ?
Thanks Brad. Very informative and easy to understand for someone like me, a newb to Vue!
wow! brilliant, clear and fast, thanks, great crash course!
react, node.js, express, now vue and angular and svelte also coming, wow this is awesome
Thanks for this tutorial. I am working with React trying to learn Vue and this crash course made it very easy. I guess my knowledge of React helped a bit, but your way of explaining things made it so easy to understand. As i know React and NextJs i would like to learn Vue and Nuxt. Do you think it is worth it to learn Nuxt nowadays? Thanks :-)
"Your tutorial was not only informative but also engaging! Thank you for the cool and clear explanation."
It always feels like Christmas when you make these courses on RUclips or announce new courses on your website. Hope you've well and good.
great tutorial and than you very much😄❤ one thing that I couldn't understand is that why did you use "@next" for installing vue-toastification? what was wrong with @latest? why would you need to use a next version? 🤔
Wonderful Brad! watched the entire course.
No doubt Vuejs is an amazing framework. Thanks for coming with this amazing Vuejs crash course and want to see some projects in it. If possible make a project Vuejs and firebase 💚🔥
Also bring Nuxtjs course as well.
Thanks for the crash Course, it's the best one out there! I am trying to learn to use vue for my electron app and wondering if you could make a tutorial on using vue in electron. The setup for it with vite is pretty confusing, especially since I am trying to make an application that has multiple windows. Could you please make tutorial on how you would setup an electron app using vue?
Just wanted this to refresh the knowledge. Thanks Brad❤
I'm always waiting for your lectures because YOU are explaining things very coolly.
The best tutorial that I watched
Thank you bro
Insanely good free content, thanks for making this! I like that you keep in silly mistakes because we all do that lol.
Anyone jealous over Brad's clean Desktop? I had to pause the video and go clean up my Desktop just to get over my guilt.
Great video Brad 👏👏👏
I'm definitely not of the "30 seconds TikTok generation" 😁! I actually enjoyed watching it all, as all of your other videos.
Thanks again for the great video 🙏
One thing that i missed in this crush course is the event emitting, besides that great course to refresh vue .
thanks for your share ，the course is very friendly for beginner ，which is from easy to hard smoothly and very clear and efficient Thank you so much ,John
Thank you Brad! This was fantastic. Any plans for a larger Vue course like your Front to Back React one?
I love this toturial ❤ thanks brad
Thank you so much really great course one of the tutorial i finished gained alot and feeel confortable with vue now
thanks for the tutorial. small feedback: referring back to how it's done in react is distracting. I am sure people coming from react are smart enough to figure it out but for those of us who just want to learn vue without anything to do with react, would be cool to keep things simpler and avoid the react noise. thanks.
We are not smart to figure it out,we need to relate the knowledge we had😊😂