I've been in tutorial hell for about two years now so I know what I'm talking about; you sir explain everything in a way I wish all tutors would!! Keep on the good work!
wow. same. i first learnt react and hated it, then learnt vue but couldnt find any jobs so i was learning react again. but with vue things are much more easier. i wish there were more vue jobs
@@veryhyped Lol, I'm struggling to learn vue, and I'm very advanced in React. Some things are not well explained, I came here to get the most recent tutorial, cause all other tutorias people use different ways to do something, and by the end, the shit dont work ahshsahshahsah Hope the tutorial is good as u guys say
@@veryhyped I studied in a course where the front end framework was react, we had some instructions and we had a ton of projects to do, by the of 4 months we got in a very interesting place. But I learned react with TS by my self, the that apart was the most difficult by the start, we u got the logic of component props typing it become easier. And in what part are u struggling? Like, the componentization (for me) is more flexible in react, when u create separed files for each component and call it in a page file, its veey clean. My favorite UI lib is very intuitive in react, its Chakra Ui. If u struggle with styling and styled-components, watch some chakra tutorial with JS and TS after (if u want). Maybe u need to get a step forward to get a step back and get the fundamentals
@@veryhyped React and Vue are very similar. It's just different syntax and what happens in the background. React.useEffect is essentially watch, React.useState is Vues ref. Then there are different syntax to update everything and optimise, but if you know either of them the other is pretty easy. It's all pretty much just JavaScript in the end. So, learn JavaScript really good before moving on to any library/framework. Good resources is the docs for React. They've updated them recently and is very good now. Learning the basics in React to land a job shouldn't take more than a month or two.
Amazing stuff, indeed a great find. Programmed a couple of sites back in 2021 in Vue and fell in love for it. Sadly haven't used it for a while with the coming of Vue3, finally got the time to sit down and get some of the Vue knowledge I've lost since with this tutorial. Also HUGE thanks for using the composition API which is new to me. I remember the problem of keeping the order and scrolling up & down in the Options API in my last project and this surely fixes that problem. Thank you !
I do not often leave a comment but I feel like I really have to, watching this video. I really appreciate the time and effort you took to make this Tutorial and I will surely be watching more of your channel. The way the tutorial is set up, is very good to follow, especially for beginning Vue developers out there. It's also clear that you are having a lot of fun making this, which makes it even more pleasant to follow. Thank you very much for make this high quality content, helping me improve my skills.
This is absolutely what I call a tutorial, Laith Academy has command of the subject and the teaching skills compared to a lot of others putting videos when not knowing the subject properly. Thank you very much Laith Academy
Cannot express how helpful this was for me. I was in this awkward phase of my learning curve where I understood the basics but was having trouble with the advanced concepts. This was a perfect middle ground for me building the gaps I had. Thank you so much for this video. I'll be here more often for sure.
Thank you so much Laith, I am so happy about this, I have taken your GraphQL Course and I loved it, I have been following your channel for a long time, I'm a big fan of your channel, a happy subscriber
I didn't saw such a instructor like you, you are amazing and your lectures are awesome. need more such lectures from you espacificliy it will be good to continue the advanced series of Vue.js in the channel. Love and support from Afghanistan
this is an incredible video, i've been using the options api for a while and thanks to you i learned faster some of the compositions concepts with ease and not much time, thx
Thank you for your video content, i've watched the nuxt crash course and after practicing a lot i could get my first job, and now i was looking for a course like this in order to be able to learn nuxt3, i really acknowledge your work
I am just starting my adventure with a Vue as a junior and I have to admint that you this tutorial helped me a lot if it comes to the overall understanding of the Vue concept. I find it much easier and more approachable comparing to the structure of React, especially for me as the beginner. Your way of explanation 'as for child' is also great. It helps to really understand what is going on under the cover. Looking forward to watch more of your stuff. Thanks once more time and keep the great job! Greetings from Poland! 🤝💪 P.S. if anyone has some good advices for Vue beginner I would be greateful to hear that! :)
1:23:11 Count is updating but template/view is not updated. Vue is not re-rendering a full template of components every time you click a button! In your template "Ref" object is assigned to counter variable. Ref have assigned listener, it is triggered whenever value is changed. Vue is assigning to that listener what need to be re-rendered when value is changed in your example just tag is re-rendered.
A tip for maintaining paths is to use @ instead of . or .. @ by default starts at src/, so fi you end up moving things around or scaling up, you're less likely to need to go to each view/component and update paths
Good course for a clear and detailed intro to vue. For the maths question 1. The answer is 1. The order is (2 + 2) = 4 brackets then x 2 = 8 as the 2(2 + 2) = 8 is all one bracket operation. Finally 8 divided by 8 = 1
The explanation is pure gold. For anyone who is a beginner, you won't find another video that explains so much. It's not just the quantity, it's the flow. The flow makes it easy so that, if for example, in the first project you don't get what a dependency is, at least you can pause and go read about it elsewhere, then come back and tied to the short and sweet explanation.
Very good, was hoping to see some advanced topics like reactive, slots, state management, when I can use async in the composition api etc. When you mentioned the Instagram example it had some of that. But I suppose that is only on Udemy. I must not have picked up on that. Good quality stuff, will consider paying for your course
You rock Sir. Put all video and tutorial of VUE JS and Nuxt Js... Your channel will rock rather than putting on UDEMY. You will earn more from RU-vid rather than UDEMY. Your way of teaching is exceptional.
So great I easily get every concept Love the way you teaching also no one Is making video on composition API but you did keep it up ,When we are getting part 2 this ??
@@laithacademy Okay thanks i'll buy from there but there is showing 389rs deal just for 1 day left is sale is going to extend or not because i don't have money right now
I also prefer composition. Easy to remember, better learning curve, nothing much to memorize and easy for beginners as well. I feel everyone should start strictly using composition api.
Thanks i want to continue that course, but on udemy the course is not structured in projects, i dont know where to begin on the udemy course, thats a thing u can improve in my opinion, so where to begin if we did all the projects of this youtube video, where actually begins project 4 on udemy course... ?
in project 2, when the modal open iwant the textarea to be focused, i try to add autofocus in the html, it doesnt do anything, any suggestion how to do it?
Can anyone please explain to me why does he even needs this two way binding feature when filling the text area? Isnt it much simplier to just allow user to type in whatever he wants and then save this input after some buttons are pressed (like Add Note) or do not save (when it is Close button). What is the point of two way binding in this exact case? Why does he needs to get state of text area in this case?
40:40 It’s not true that attaching events is more difficult in plain JavaScript, you can just add an onclick attribute to the button tag. But the “experts” say that’s not recommended. But the same thing is exactly how it’s done in Vue.js
@5:18:09 I'm having wierd vite internal server error while importing QuizHeader for unkown reasons. I double checked everything you did and still cannot understand why it is having this issues. [vite] Internal server error: Failed to parse source for import analysis because the content contains invalid JS syntax It only happens on import QuizHeader from "../components/QuizHeader.vue"
