i looked at react and jsx... before i hit the anti depressants i found vue. now i have a normal life & can communicate with people without panic attacts.
After doing some research I am finally settled with Vue for my upcoming project, my main reason of choosing Vue is that it's easier to learn and it has powerful features. Thanks for interesting video
When i first learn angularjs, i felt like i was deceived. Its learning curve was steep. But vuejs is really easy to start and it can make your code organized.
I wanted to learn a very efficient and designer-friendly front-end framework and after some research gave Vue a shot and now i cant't imagine my Front-End Dev Routine without using this wonderful piece of engineering art
Nice. Please show us how to develop advanced UIs. All simple SPAs demos I’ve seen so far look over engineered to me, and broken in some way. Meaning having something production ready would require a *ton* more work!
Vue is a lot closer to what I would have expected a framework to look before I knew anything about them. Right now your boss still probably wants you to use React, but it's 2019 so who knows what the future holds. Great option for freelancing or building any page from scratch, or migrating an old page away from JQuery.
Thanks for detailed explanation Gregg! do you agree with SSR is becoming less prominent now that there are so many non-browser client application types?
Seems like some SSR is still the way to go for production applications for both SEO and scalability purposes. This is why many Vue.js application start with Nuxt.js. To help with exactly this. -Gregg
There are NOT a lot of Vue jobs in my area. Guess what. I don’t care! I like Vue so much that I’m learning it anyway! I believe that it will eventually catch on here and I will be ahead of the curve. If not, then I will freelance with it. It’s just way too good of a framework to be without.
When I fell in love with Vue I was learning Angular so I started to love both at the same time :D I was really happy to embrace any of both in the next project that my company would start but sadly my boss was zuckerbrained and the only framework name he had on mind was React so throughout the interview I decided to play a bit of body language to make him aware of my happiness when the name of my beloved frameworks were mentioned and my sadness with React, so I decided to say that would build whatever is needed in any of both but if React would be blind choice then I weren't the man he were looking for. Well, that went well because he did not hesitate to say Angular so I stayed quite easy.
sure because vue is just the 'V' or the view layer of the application, not for the Angular that contain full the MVVM. for large application, angular2+ is the best choise nowadays for me. I used it on production tho...
Yeh i looked at angular. It seemed good on paper, but the more i read the more it looked like a high maintenance girlfriend. I was worried about Vue before being supported by just one guy but now there is a team there... Im all in as they say.
i choosed vue instead of react because you can write simple javascript code without mix it with html, also is very simple to learn and i love vue components lifecycle methods that allows me to do multiple stuff very easy such as dynamical rendering or fetching data before rendering
@@GunmAlita Why exactly? I just wanna build a simple website where deploying means just uploading files. It all gets too complicated when it gets to js frameworks and I see no advantage at all over the other technologies. It's all a bunch of code in the end
@@braulioacosta6816 If learning to just publish own project yeah WP is fine. If trying to get employed by others JS and one of popular frameworks offers better job prospect and pay imo
Vue is really easy to learn. According to the latest HackerRank Developer Survey (2019), many developers want to learn Vue and even Hiring Managers want to hire Vue JS developers.
I'm an Argentinian angular/react desertor and will start my journey on Vue right now. Would love to help you guys in any way possible, perhaps with some spanish translation!! Keep it up! :D
Good video, we should share it everywhere because I'm struggling to find a Vue.js developer or a good Front-end Developer who is interested in Vue in Spain. Btw, if you are interested - let me know:)
If Google doesn't release sth like Angular Lite or reactivate simpler version AngularJS for smaller projects then Angular's future may be very dark soon. don't forget that next to Vue there's Svelte which is awesome too.
I know it's just a quick demo, but mutating your store directly from your view components is a recipe for disaster once your app gets past a dozen components or so. This is always advocated in tutorials for vue and it makes me extremely wary of using it. I keep getting flashbacks of trying to do state synchronization in backbone models.... *shudder*
I think you must have misunderstood, this example doesn't use a global store, like Vuex, only local component data. Using local component data is not a problem for scaling, and is perfect for things that only the component and its children needs to know about (data is passed to children through props much like in React and Angular). When you need a global data store, you have Vuex, which follows the standard Flux principles. The kind of state synchronization you talk about is indeed terrible, which is why Vue stores all data in observables, and has Computed Properties which lets you transform and combine that data in a functional way.
I just don't understand this. Can't jQuery do all the things these new frameworks do? these languages all look attractive but I haven't seen anything helpful yet
Yes jQuery can do it. But Vue makes things a lot easier and simpler with new approach: components. Rather than creating a monolithic codes like in jQuery, Vue forced us to see a big app as a combination of smaller apps which can relatively standalone by itself: components. A good looking framework, with lightweight implementation surely more maintainable between team members.
This is how frameworks videos shall be recorded instead of 15-20 minute -out of context- videos. Thanks for your time for making these amazing videos.
i looked at react and jsx... before i hit the anti depressants i found vue. now i have a normal life & can communicate with people without panic attacts.
too bad bro.. u miss all the fun in react
This is called the complete overview of a technology in few minutes. Good job 👍
i am learning vue js its very easy compare to other frame-works i love it
This video is so good. Thanks for the quick intro!
If Vue is Reactive, is React Vueative? :D
:D
After doing some research I am finally settled with Vue for my upcoming project, my main reason of choosing Vue is that it's easier to learn and it has powerful features. Thanks for interesting video
I just stumbled upon this channel and learned about Vue can't wait to start diving deep into this framework. Excited 💜
Woah! This guy taught me Angular on CodeSchool. RIP CodeSchool.
I miss codeschool, I wish pluralsight had left it running
I LOVED that Angular course. He is so awesome at making tutorial videos. Another reason I'm excited to learn Vue!
Same, it was fun helping the Flatlanders build their store!
What’s his name?
@@denniszenanywhere Gregg . He teaches on Vue Mastery
By far the best vue introductory video..and this has made me start learning vue...
it was the easiest introduction i have encountered yet . Thank u
WOW. nice interactive video. I definitely learned big concepts just from this preview video. Thank you.
What Text Editor Syntax highlighting you got there? Really like the look of it
Flat UI Dark
@@VueMastery Awesome, Thanks!
When i first learn angularjs, i felt like i was deceived. Its learning curve was steep. But vuejs is really easy to start and it can make your code organized.
Great overview! This is exactly the kind of overview I've been looking for!
Please how can I make a multiple page app with Vue? A website that has about is page, services page and many more?
I wanted to learn a very efficient and designer-friendly front-end framework and after some research gave Vue a shot and now i cant't imagine my Front-End Dev Routine without using this wonderful piece of engineering art
vue caught my attention. probably the next framework i will deal with :)
It took me a while to drop out my fear of non-angular frameworks. If only could have seen this awesome introductory vídeo back then!
Nice. Please show us how to develop advanced UIs.
All simple SPAs demos I’ve seen so far look over engineered to me, and broken in some way.
Meaning having something production ready would require a *ton* more work!
Vue is best framework for enterprise application development and very very easy to learn. i.e Zero to Hero
Great Work
from Evan You & Team - Thank you
Good tutorial Gregg: points, flow of info & illustration, Would you please make more tutorials separating server & browser side?
I love the idea to print some cheat sheet related with regex and DOM manipulation to remember.
Strategically placed book "zero to one" in the background
Maybe not. I didn't even notice it. lol
And Kleenex on the other side
Vue is a lot closer to what I would have expected a framework to look before I knew anything about them. Right now your boss still probably wants you to use React, but it's 2019 so who knows what the future holds. Great option for freelancing or building any page from scratch, or migrating an old page away from JQuery.
Nice work! This tutorial in React would have taken an hour instead of 5 minutes.
Most simple and best vue.js tutorial
Thanks for detailed explanation Gregg! do you agree with SSR is becoming less prominent now that there are so many non-browser client application types?
Seems like some SSR is still the way to go for production applications for both SEO and scalability purposes. This is why many Vue.js application start with Nuxt.js. To help with exactly this. -Gregg
thanks for responding! say if I want to use Vue Nuxt with Google Dart any best advice available? I just have to use bindings?
Thanks, Gregg. I think I know what i should learn next: Vue
Which framework is best for freelancing.
Fastest to build websites with.
Works well with laravel.
There are NOT a lot of Vue jobs in my area. Guess what. I don’t care! I like Vue so much that I’m learning it anyway! I believe that it will eventually catch on here and I will be ahead of the curve. If not, then I will freelance with it. It’s just way too good of a framework to be without.
you make things look so easy
When I fell in love with Vue I was learning Angular so I started to love both at the same time :D I was really happy to embrace any of both in the next project that my company would start but sadly my boss was zuckerbrained and the only framework name he had on mind was React so throughout the interview I decided to play a bit of body language to make him aware of my happiness when the name of my beloved frameworks were mentioned and my sadness with React, so I decided to say that would build whatever is needed in any of both but if React would be blind choice then I weren't the man he were looking for. Well, that went well because he did not hesitate to say Angular so I stayed quite easy.
reactjs vs vue which is more easy to learn and effective?
Yeh Vue was easier to learn then angular imho
I don't know, I never actually managed to learn Angular :P
sure because vue is just the 'V' or the view layer of the application, not for the Angular that contain full the MVVM. for large application, angular2+ is the best choise nowadays for me. I used it on production tho...
Isn't Vue the VM??
Yeh i looked at angular. It seemed good on paper, but the more i read the more it looked like a high maintenance girlfriend. I was worried about Vue before being supported by just one guy but now there is a team there... Im all in as they say.
Where do you get the 43% metric from?
Where did this 43% number come from
不错，我很喜欢Vue，很喜欢这个视频，激发了我的兴趣！加油！
Best explanation, thank you! :)
I kept wondering where I have seen/heard this guy and then I saw comments. Was Angular course sometime ago
Awesome presentation!
Great video! Could you please tell me your vs code color theme name? It's so beautiful!
I'm using VS Code - Theme FlatUI Dark
Vue Mastery, Thank you so much!
Superb head start to vue
i choosed vue instead of react because you can write simple javascript code without mix it with html, also is very simple to learn and i love vue components lifecycle methods that allows me to do multiple stuff very easy such as dynamical rendering or fetching data before rendering
I could listen to Gregg all day! Vue mastery tuts are amazing btw
My mind is boils !!! What is to learn more details at first JS(and Vue) or PHP(MySQL, Wordpress) , please advice me(because I self-taught )!!!
Don`t waste time with wordpress or PHP, learn JS and Vue
@@GunmAlita Why exactly? I just wanna build a simple website where deploying means just uploading files. It all gets too complicated when it gets to js frameworks and I see no advantage at all over the other technologies. It's all a bunch of code in the end
@@braulioacosta6816 If learning to just publish own project yeah WP is fine. If trying to get employed by others JS and one of popular frameworks offers better job prospect and pay imo
Awesome Framework !!!
Vue is really easy to learn. According to the latest HackerRank Developer Survey (2019), many developers want to learn Vue and even Hiring Managers want to hire Vue JS developers.
Hmm, familiar faces around! We are 'Shaping up with Vue JS' aren't we?
I'm an Argentinian angular/react desertor and will start my journey on Vue right now.
Would love to help you guys in any way possible, perhaps with some spanish translation!! Keep it up! :D
nice exaplanation, thank's!
Buen video, saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
I love how Vue reminded AngularJS( yes, I mean Angular 1). And I love Vue, give me Vue instead of React
what is the code editer its looks awesome
i have no idea :) but for vue.js, i like going with VS Code because of the "vetur" addon.
It is Visual Studio Code
no, its not
xn
Looks a lot like atom. Imagine you could make a lot of editors look similar now a days though.
best intro video
What is the point of this video and relavance between title and the content?
Try watching it again.
Good video, we should share it everywhere because I'm struggling to find a Vue.js developer or a good Front-end Developer who is interested in Vue in Spain. Btw, if you are interested - let me know:)
Thank you for the content ;)
Evan you can become a good programmer.
AWESOME just that, pls keep making this types of content.
Like , subscribe and shared
Me recuerda a Jordi Hurtado
Because 90% developers already know React and Angular
Sure it's intriguing. But now your code won't validate.
Oh my..... this framework
So they want to use this since it makes you write unreadable code !
I miss your old CodeSchool
If Google doesn't release sth like Angular Lite or reactivate simpler version AngularJS for smaller projects then Angular's future may be very dark soon. don't forget that next to Vue there's Svelte which is awesome too.
Subscribed. More content please ;)
Wow. Lots of things in jus 6 munites.
Vue is easier like angular.js but not hard as angular 2 and above
Vue mastery the best platform to learn Vue ❤️❤️
I know it's just a quick demo, but mutating your store directly from your view components is a recipe for disaster once your app gets past a dozen components or so. This is always advocated in tutorials for vue and it makes me extremely wary of using it. I keep getting flashbacks of trying to do state synchronization in backbone models.... *shudder*
I think you must have misunderstood, this example doesn't use a global store, like Vuex, only local component data. Using local component data is not a problem for scaling, and is perfect for things that only the component and its children needs to know about (data is passed to children through props much like in React and Angular). When you need a global data store, you have Vuex, which follows the standard Flux principles.
The kind of state synchronization you talk about is indeed terrible, which is why Vue stores all data in observables, and has Computed Properties which lets you transform and combine that data in a functional way.
Great video no bullshit
I very like,pretty good
I'm one of the smater 57%!
I'm in love :-)
Vue is awesome!
cool thing.
I just don't understand this. Can't jQuery do all the things these new frameworks do? these languages all look attractive but I haven't seen anything helpful yet
Yes jQuery can do it. But Vue makes things a lot easier and simpler with new approach: components. Rather than creating a monolithic codes like in jQuery, Vue forced us to see a big app as a combination of smaller apps which can relatively standalone by itself: components. A good looking framework, with lightweight implementation surely more maintainable between team members.
Whoow... Man im not the only one to say this... see the other comments. OK. Im SOLD
muito bom
Vue is awesome
What is love?? baby don't hurt me!!
So much syntactic sugar in Vue, almost feels like cheating.
Yeah its heavier on magic than react. But it sure is easy to learn
become a developer, or don't... quit bloating pages with all this crap, please & thank you
React is better.
this guy nods his head a lot.
This statement coming from an Indian. Bwahahaha!
Vue is amazing!