Hey everyone ! I created a second video where I go over creating a full app using Quasar! We connect to an api and more! Check it out ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3SdlcNvV33A.html
Nice video, Erik! It’s exciting to see a high profile RU-vidr promoting Quasar as it deserves a much larger audience than it currently has! As an indie app dev, who creates apps across multiple platforms (web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows), Quasar has been an absolute godsend. Previously, to have the same app running on multiple platforms required multiple codebases and git repos (an Electron codebase, a Cordova codebase, a web codebase and a core codebase). This caused all kinds of problems, with maintenance, deployment and mismatched code across different platforms etc. It was painfully time consuming. Now with Quasar I have a single codebase, a single repo and can easily deploy to any platform, often with a single terminal command! Quasar makes it possible to be a truly cross platform dev with multiple apps on many platforms - even as an individual person!
@@valtronicsza “Quasar Framework: Tutorial part 3 - Basics of Vue.JS and component lifecycle (1/2)” by Jaldhi Bhatt medium.com/js-dojo/quasar-framework-tutorial-part-3-basics-of-vue-js-and-component-lifecycle-1-2-a711e51f434b
Cheers from the Quasar Team! If we can help you, Erik, with anything, please feel free to drop us a message on our Discord server. Nice work with the video!
@Erik, your video will be a good resource for newcomers like myself and help with quasar adoption. @razvan, it's incredible what you have done mostly alone. Keep up the great work 👍
Thanks Razan for the framework. I have used Jquerymobile, Bootstrap, UI kit, foundation, w3css, Tailwindcss but I finally see great things happening here.. I did my first test with the help of this Erik video & your docs , looks all impressive. Hope it gets me set for my new project.
@Joel Dunn Sorry, but I have to say it. This is the most ignorant comment I've read lately. Thanks for also cross-posting. Makes us think you're on an agenda, which is not something unheard of.
It's awesome that you're covering this. I came across Quasar a couple months ago and was pretty impressed. It seems that a lot of places use Vuetify which is great. But it's nice to see alternative options.
I love it. I already have 5 hybrid web/iOS/Android apps in production, with the 6th launching next month. I have never been so productive as with Vue/Quasar in my 25 year web dev career!
HI Erik, I just found your channel a few days ago because I started searching for Vue and Quasar. I would like to see an example of a mobile app and the use of Typescript. I am pretty opinionated that you should never do production code in plain javascript so any tools and framework need to work with typescript in my opinion. There aren't too many examples of Quasar and typescript out there that are recent, so that would be a great differentiator. Thx!
Hello Erik, I have been looking for good video tutorials and am glad I have found you. Your way of teaching is effective and is helping me greatly. I also just got your cheatsheet and it is awesome! Thank you
Your channel is awesome! It easy to follow and I learnd so much. Becouse of Quasar cover I subscribed to your channel :) I hope than in the future there will be more videos.... I dont know why Quasar is not more popular? In my personal opinion I think it should be :)
hi! i keep getting this error on my main layout: Property '$q' does not exist on type '{ $: ComponentInternalInstance; $data: {}; $props: Partial & Omit; ... 10 more ...; $watch(source: string | Function, cb: Function, options?: WatchOptions): WatchStop...'. how do i fix this? thank you!
Hi Erik, thank you for your videos. High Quality as always.. Would love to see more videos on Quasar.. I have seen this one and the second one, would love to see more Cheers, Alex
@@ProgramWithErik I put reply with link but it didn't go through, didn't know youtube doesn't support links :) But thank you! Are you still working with Quasar? How is your experience with it now, since it`s quite old video :) with how technology is changing these days
Great informative video! thanks for sharing. I'd love to see a tutorial of Quasar with Nuxt. And maybe if it's possible to implement your own custom components rather than using Quasar's built-in material design components? For when clients have very specific design requirements
Form's and validation with textbox, select, calendar and other widget are very much required. Also form layout with classes creating confusion. We worked with Bootstarp and now here flex its taking to much time in experimenting. If time permit Multiple pages form. Thanks for listening developers need.
Idea: "native" apps on iOS, Android, and Electron. After you've built out the app some more, I'd love to see Quasar generate the apps for the native platforms. As far as I can see, that's one of the biggest reasons to use Quasar over something like Nuxt + Vuetify.
Good video, Erik! It is very interesting, very powerful and versatile. This great framework is very good that you have made this excellent video to publicize and learn about the hope that you can do many more tutorials on this great multiplatform development tool that does not facilitate the work as developers many Blessings.
Hello, very interesting greetings and good your video. I need help you will not have a step by step tutorial on how to publish and compile an app with quasar codova for the app store and publish it in the store
its awesome really great framework. Eric does it a replacement for vuetify ? offcourse it does more than it also it mean I don't have to learn Nuxt.js as it has inbuilt functionality. Great tutorial let me explore and I will surely suggest you the difficult area of understanding or implementation. Geat job keep it work. I will surely tweet for this.
Aww! I was going to show that, but I realized I'm using bash for windows, and it doesn't work on that. Electron not Quasar. I'll have to setup my environment up a little differently on windows to get that working. Or do it on my mac.
"My keyboard is clicky [...]" That can be omitted with a better microphone and a better setup. If you use a condenser microphone (e.g. Blue Yeti, AT2020, ...) on a mic stand on the table near your computer, then consider using a cardioid microphone (e.g. Shure SM7b) and also getting a boom arm to hang the microphone and place it closer to your mouth. This way, you'll get a much better audio quality without having to dabble with audio pre-processors and Digital Audio Workspaces or simply audio editors. Other than that, keep it up.
I am using a cardoid microphone on a boom microphone. It's the RE320. It seems to pick up the keyboard noises a bit more then I'd like. It's not too bad though.
@@ProgramWithErik Oh nice, in this case, making sure the front is close to you and that you set the microphone's gain (output volume) assuming you have an audio interface so it doesn't clip (i.e. reaches 0dB which can distort the sound) and that it's high enough to only capture your voice. In any case, I recommend watching: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ty8YLqOmbV4.html ("10 Tips for Better Sounding Vocal Recordings" by Podcastage).
@@ProgramWithErik Hey. Erik. First off, great little video. Disclaimer too, I'm on the Quasar team. But, to this point. In the app setup process in the CLI, you selected "auto" for component registration (around 7:15). So, with that selected, Quasar automatically registers your usage of components. No config necessary. :-) Looking forward to the next videos!
