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!
@@user-mi4vf4io7lThe 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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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.
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!!
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.
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.
2:24:10 haha, I can feel your pain. This was an excellent tutorial, although I thought maybe you could have squeezed in some Component Events and how emitting events work. But seeing how long this free course is already (and how short people's attention span are) I really can fault you. Excited for the Angular video. Thank you for all your content, really appreciate it!
Thanks, yeah now that I think about it, that is what was missing from this project. Emitting events from other components, etc. The expense tracker I did a few months ago goes into that for anyone that is interested. That is actually a good project to go to after this. And yeah, I don't mean to sound too negative. I just have been doing this for 10+ years and have seen a big drop in the way people learn. Much less patience and attention.
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.
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!
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!
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. ❤👍
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.
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.
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) ...
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
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 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 ❤
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 :-)
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
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.
Thank you for the amazing stuff I'm going to use the code provided in my client's project not sure if you mind it. I've been learning from you for a long time from around 2018. Many many thanks and happy codings!!
Hi Dear Brad, Thank you for yet another fantastic course. May I request you to please provide us some in depth courses that focuses on industry grade projects and where performance is crucial. Thanks again.
Thanks Brad for this amazing tutorial! Needed to learn Vue JS in a day for a project I'm starting and this course really helped me come to grips with the basics!
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.
Wow, this Vue.js crash course is a game-changer! 🌟 I love how it’s designed to get beginners up and running quickly with Vue.js, especially with the easy setup using the CDN and Create Vue. The fact that Vue.js wasn't created by a tech giant like Google or Facebook but still has such a vibrant community and rich ecosystem speaks volumes about its quality and simplicity. Kudos to Evan You for creating such an amazing framework! Can't wait to dive into the job listing project and explore more. 🚀 #VueJS #WebDevelopment
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 🙏
2:24:08 thank you I am going through this in order to apply for a job and I needed to be familiar with vue and laravel. I found this tutorial speedy but it wasn't hard to pause it and think a bit about what's going on. Thanks a million I will definitely be looking back on this project as a sort of textbook on vue fundamentals in the future.
Great course as always. I'm a big fan of yours. I like your teaching style. ( I also have your courses on Udemy ) I have a small question. Are you planning to create an actual course on React Native/Expo, either here in the form of a crash course or as a paid course on Udemy ? I think a lot of people would appreciate it. And if not, what do you plan to do in the near future ?
Thank you! Love your tutorials since years! But I have a question about the routes. At 1:50:44 you have clicked on Add Job (route jobs/add), but you don't have this route in your index.js (routes file), see 1:53:41. Maybe I have missed this part...
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.
This is a fantastic tutorial ( I finished it) you put a lot of work into this and it shows! This is a great project to always have around as a reference. Really good job!!!! Thank you!
I’m new to Vue, with most of my experience in Angular and Ionic, and this course has been incredibly refreshing! The content is well-structured and easy to follow. One suggestion I have is to include a brief introduction to Tailwind CSS, as it would give us a better understanding of how does it work in the project and that stuff. Other than that, everything is gr8. Thanks for a great crash course!
Hey Brad! Thank you for the video. Do you use components such as modals from an external file, or you create them individually? If you do use components, which part of the video shows that bit? I still have issues understanding how to make reusable components in composition api that can receive and process incoming data. Thank you
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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?
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Me too 😀
True af! Now I don't need to search again about vue anywhere.
@@user-mi4vf4io7lThe 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.
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
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.
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?
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'm so happy you're doing a Vue video ! love your way of teaching and your approach. Thanks so much for your contente !
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.
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.
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!!
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.
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
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.
Great Course without any cuts. This makes it very easy to follow along. Thank you
2:24:10 haha, I can feel your pain. This was an excellent tutorial, although I thought maybe you could have squeezed in some Component Events and how emitting events work. But seeing how long this free course is already (and how short people's attention span are) I really can fault you. Excited for the Angular video. Thank you for all your content, really appreciate it!
Thanks, yeah now that I think about it, that is what was missing from this project. Emitting events from other components, etc. The expense tracker I did a few months ago goes into that for anyone that is interested. That is actually a good project to go to after this. And yeah, I don't mean to sound too negative. I just have been doing this for 10+ years and have seen a big drop in the way people learn. Much less patience and attention.
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.
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!
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!
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.
❤👍
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.
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.
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) ...
This was tremendously helpful! Will be starting on learning how to connect this with a Django backend
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
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😊
Insanely good free content, thanks for making this! I like that you keep in silly mistakes because we all do that lol.
I am a backend developer. This video is so helpful. Thank you very much!
Eveything I needed to know about Vue to get what Angular Is trying to become. Thank you so much
Just started a .NET side project with Vue, so this is great!
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 :)
Completed the course thanks brad.
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.
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 ❤
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 :-)
thank you Brad...i finished this course..this course give me so much understanding
Hello from Indonesia
Brad's been killing it with these crash courses for the Js ecosystem. Thanks so much ❤
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
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.
Was searching new content for vue.js.. Just got from you.. Thanks a bunch❤🎉
been watching your videos since 2021 they are always good :)
It’s been a minute since I watched your other vue course! Ready to get refreshed!
Thank you for the amazing stuff I'm going to use the code provided in my client's project not sure if you mind it. I've been learning from you for a long time from around 2018.
Many many thanks and happy codings!!
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.
Thank you Brad! This was fantastic. Any plans for a larger Vue course like your Front to Back React one?
react, node.js, express, now vue and angular and svelte also coming, wow this is awesome
Hi Dear Brad, Thank you for yet another fantastic course. May I request you to please provide us some in depth courses that focuses on industry grade projects and where performance is crucial. Thanks again.
I've been looking forward to this course so much, thank you for uploading it.
Thanks man, it was very clear and easily understood.
I'm always waiting for your lectures because YOU are explaining things very coolly.
Thanks a lot Brad, I am waiting for the Svelte and Sveltekit course
What an absolute banger-vid :-) Thank you very much
It's a master piece of art on RUclips. Thank you very much!
cool crash course, very useful - thank you Brad✌
Thanks Brad. Very informative and easy to understand for someone like me, a newb to Vue!
Super course ! Thank you ❤
amazing crash course! thank you!
Thank you very much! This course was amazing!!!
Thank you so much really great course one of the tutorial i finished gained alot and feeel confortable with vue now
Thanks, Brad. This is amazing! Please do the same for Nuxt 3, thank you very much!
It is extremely useful; thank you for your efforts. Cheers!!
Thanks for the video!
Would love to see full videos on both Nuxt and unjs/nitro.
Amazing tutorial, best on RUclips
Thank you! it helped me a lot.
a 1000 doller course free on youtube by brad | big thanks
Great video thanks, exactly what I needed!
Thanks Brad for this amazing tutorial! Needed to learn Vue JS in a day for a project I'm starting and this course really helped me come to grips with the basics!
Awesome course! You r great! Thank you very much!
I would really love one for Nuxt 3. Thank you!
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.
Brad you never disappoint man!!! Love your courses man !!!
Wow, this Vue.js crash course is a game-changer! 🌟 I love how it’s designed to get beginners up and running quickly with Vue.js, especially with the easy setup using the CDN and Create Vue. The fact that Vue.js wasn't created by a tech giant like Google or Facebook but still has such a vibrant community and rich ecosystem speaks volumes about its quality and simplicity. Kudos to Evan You for creating such an amazing framework! Can't wait to dive into the job listing project and explore more. 🚀 #VueJS #WebDevelopment
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 🙏
Thank you Brad.., please make on Nuxt and nitro as well it will be very help full with this
Returned to this channel after almost 5 years
Wonderful Brad! watched the entire course.
2:24:08 thank you I am going through this in order to apply for a job and I needed to be familiar with vue and laravel. I found this tutorial speedy but it wasn't hard to pause it and think a bit about what's going on. Thanks a million I will definitely be looking back on this project as a sort of textbook on vue fundamentals in the future.
Great course as always. I'm a big fan of yours. I like your teaching style. ( I also have your courses on Udemy ) I have a small question. Are you planning to create an actual course on React Native/Expo, either here in the form of a crash course or as a paid course on Udemy ? I think a lot of people would appreciate it. And if not, what do you plan to do in the near future ?
Thank you! Love your tutorials since years!
But I have a question about the routes.
At 1:50:44 you have clicked on Add Job (route jobs/add), but you don't have this route in your index.js (routes file), see 1:53:41.
Maybe I have missed this part...
You are amazing brother. I love this video so much.
Best tutorial on Internet.
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.
Awesome!! I need to learn a frontend framework and I'm divided between VUE and SVELTE...
wow, that's amazing... a lot of things have changed, thank you
Thx, for this great tutorial! It‘s awesome!
This is a fantastic tutorial ( I finished it) you put a lot of work into this and it shows! This is a great project to always have around as a reference. Really good job!!!! Thank you!
Thank you very much for this crash course. This is the best crash course video on vue js I have gone through. It was awesome
Highly recommended
This is Wow, Hoping to find one crash course on Pinia state management
the best tutorial vue 🔥🔥🔥
Awesome course!!
yoo amazing boutta start Vue thank you so much
50 minutes in and it is already better then any udemy course. I hope you will have Nuxt course here or in your paid program 🤞🤞
Waiting for your Next JS crash course sir!
What a nice video, Thanks Man!
I’m new to Vue, with most of my experience in Angular and Ionic, and this course has been incredibly refreshing! The content is well-structured and easy to follow. One suggestion I have is to include a brief introduction to Tailwind CSS, as it would give us a better understanding of how does it work in the project and that stuff. Other than that, everything is gr8. Thanks for a great crash course!
nice timing. sadly I missed the Vue free weekend so this just made my day!! thanks for the update
Thanks! Very very very usefull video!!!!!
You're amazing men, thank you for all this amazing courses.
Thank u sir it's really helpful ❤
Hey Brad! Thank you for the video. Do you use components such as modals from an external file, or you create them individually? If you do use components, which part of the video shows that bit? I still have issues understanding how to make reusable components in composition api that can receive and process incoming data. Thank you
I love this toturial ❤ thanks brad