Stop Using Vue CLI! 

Do you still use Vue CLI? Why or Why not? Also shameless plug for mentoring if you need help with Vue, react and more! mentorcruise.com/mentor/erikhanchett/

You're just like a psyche dude, I drop by this video after CLI took few minutes of my life creating new project. So glad to be here. Thanks.

Great video as always Erik. I've been watching your channel for about a year now. Primarily been focused on Vue with Amplify. I've been a Unity dev for 10+ years but been working on my full stack Web dev skills. Slowly getting there. Thanks for all the info 👍👍😎

I have a massive Vue2 project that was generated with vue-cli. I would like to add TypeScript and update to Vue3. Would the easiest way to migrate be to just make a clean Vite installation and move my src/ dir into the new one and then resolve each issue one by one? Or how would you tackle the problem?

Im Still using Vue 2 because of Vuetify and the easy setup with Vue CLI. But is there a Good tutorial for creating a VUE3 App with NPM, Vite, Vuetify, Typescript, Router and Vuex?

Yeah, so many ways to `create vue`... Who knew? Great video Erik

Still using Vue CLI out of laziness, but be aware that Vue CLI will add support for Internet Explorer, so it will add some polyfills that can really drag your app down, for example when using class fields. I was wondering half a year why class fields are so slow in Chrome until I finally realized that Vue CLI was adding those polyfills.

How does vite would work for projects based on Symfony Framework? I always have this question in mind, since my way of integrating Vue and Symfony is totally based on Webpack Encore... and I don't really understand how it would work with Vite :(

Probably a pretty dumb question, but im still fairly new to web dev. If I create a Vue app with several views. Each of those views has quite a lot of images. When the website is loaded from the server to the client machine, will it be downloading all those images in one go since its a SPA? or it'll only download the images when the specific view is loaded and keep the images cached? I'm asking as im building a few tutorial guides at the moment which have a lot of images in each page. its purely a static site at the moment using Vue and AWS. No database calls being made. Cheers for any tips guys :)

I migrate a big project from webpack to vite, and now is working too slow, is so sad

I just tried out vite today and I found that it's just sooo much more work. I believe I have missed something. I use Vue 3 + Vue Router + Vuetify + PWA, for Vue CLI I just create the app and vue add vuetify, that's it. But when I used create-vue/etc, I need to manually add vuetify, PWA, vue router and set configuration, and somehow the ts-server does not recognize the `@/path` path. Just so much problem.

Please make tutorial on how using rxjs on nuxt 3 app

Interesting. I created a vue3 app the other day using 'Vue create' in the cli 😣

Vue CLI was great... but it didn't keep up with the Vite pivot.

been using vite + pnpm for a while now. the directory structure is far easier to manage with pnpm.

TIL MDN has guides on Vue

create vue! ✌🏾

i prefer quasar but, CREATE VUE, is awsome as well

Quasar is the best, you get all the components you ever need

Today I think tthat you should work With vue 3, Vite and Pinia

"Why would you use vue 2" Cause I cant find tutorials for some of the things in vue 3 duh

create vue

lets create vue apps with create-vue command 😉

I don’t know anyone who uses the vue cli anymore

create vue

create vue