Very useful list. I have recently added Husky and Lint Staged to my projects to run EsLint, Prettier and Vitest on each commit. This prevents bugs from making their way to prod.
if you don't see the need in tests you either have no business logic meaning it's a dead simple webapp or you didn't even look up what tests help with, it's literally in the name, you develop a feature and write a test, now 2 months later you develop a new feature and change a bunch of code, the test will tell you if you broke the first feature or if everything is good, makes maintenance way easier, else you're always blind so to speak and can potentially mess up big time on every update
@@masterflitzer I'm learning code for the hobby, so pretty much dead simple web apps, is it worth it learning tests in simple web apps or they only 'work' in more complex apps?
@@dedse3 it is definitely worth learning but the benefits of tests will increase with the complexity for your app, so you won't get a huge value out of it, but definitely some value, it's good to know how to write basic tests
Hi, I'd really like to see a video about git based CMS for NUXT or without any framework dependency. At some point I realized that almost everything I find is written for React.
The content is incredibly interesting and full of valuable insights. However, it would be wonderful if you could work on pronouncing the words more clearly, as it’s sometimes difficult to understand. I often need to rely on the captions to catch what you’re saying. Thank you!
it's been long time since i used nuxt it's good that i came back to use it again
Very useful list. I have recently added Husky and Lint Staged to my projects to run EsLint, Prettier and Vitest on each commit. This prevents bugs from making their way to prod.
Please, more content about testing and mocking on Nuxt and Vue3.
Amazing channel :D keep up
Would love video about testing!
I always had problems when testing, like: I don't even know why do testings in the first place... I'd like a video about that!
I used to hate tests, until I realized how important they where. That's when I started appreciating it.
if you don't see the need in tests you either have no business logic meaning it's a dead simple webapp or you didn't even look up what tests help with, it's literally in the name, you develop a feature and write a test, now 2 months later you develop a new feature and change a bunch of code, the test will tell you if you broke the first feature or if everything is good, makes maintenance way easier, else you're always blind so to speak and can potentially mess up big time on every update
@@masterflitzer I'm learning code for the hobby, so pretty much dead simple web apps, is it worth it learning tests in simple web apps or they only 'work' in more complex apps?
@@dedse3 it is definitely worth learning but the benefits of tests will increase with the complexity for your app, so you won't get a huge value out of it, but definitely some value, it's good to know how to write basic tests
@@masterflitzer got it, I'll take a look at how to perform some basic tests
Always gold! Always amazing content!
And, please, do a video about testing
Oh wow, I thought that I know some Nuxt, so many new info!
This is the content that can make new learner start to learn a lot
Using all of them on my e-commerce. Very good stuff. Thanks for the video.
Great list with some new libraries I didn't know of before, thanks for sharing!
Useful!
So good. Love learning about Nuxt and Vue from this channel!
Thanks! Great experience! Yeah, video abiut testing would be great!🎉
Hey, Love the videos, keep up th great work. Any chance of sharing a tempate you use for projects so its super easy to get started?
Very helpful. Thanks!
great video and thank you for the tools
Hi, I'd really like to see a video about git based CMS for NUXT or without any framework dependency. At some point I realized that almost everything I find is written for React.
got a vid on nuxt content on my channel 🫡
@@LearnVue No alternatives?
@@denyskovshun9960 you don't need anything specific tbh, most CMS are agnostic.
Now what you really got to do is provide us with a boiler plate that we can clone 😎👍 Easy Peasy 🎉
do you have similar github file that include all of this and i18n as well
Valuable as always!
Can you do a free Nuxt course on this channel? It will be a great one to learn.
Thanks
I am currently working on a monorepo and almost all of these tools are already on my base layer
It was a good nuxt video. Now do a vue video
I want more content about Nuxt and Sveltekit, I'm tired of nextjs...
im trying!
Some "essentials" sounding like "things you like"
0:52 hahahaha
I love the content but what's up with the weird chapter names?
Lol RUclips auto results seem to be bugging. Will manually fix em
The content is incredibly interesting and full of valuable insights. However, it would be wonderful if you could work on pronouncing the words more clearly, as it’s sometimes difficult to understand. I often need to rely on the captions to catch what you’re saying. Thank you!
Hey, you missed vue mess detector!
im surprised it's not a layer
Eww yarn. Nice vid tho
@nuxt/ui ♥