Hi Erik, 47 + 47 is not 67... :) In the prices of your course, Starter layer: course.vuecourse.tech/ Also, keep it up! I like the way you explain stuff... I actually understand it! :D
Is Vue 3 only for large apps? (By "large", about how many components do you mean?) Small to medium sized apps should continue to use the options api, even in Vue 3. Am I right?
I have tried vue3 + Vue-Router4 with typescript and i stopped it for now. I wanted to you use it to migrate a small angularJS. Too many librairies still does not work correctly. Even with the vue-cli you need to make some change in the generated files... (worst part was to change the webpack config) I will give it some time for all tools to migrate correctly. So maybe at the start on the next year ( i have to keep learning others technologies).
Erik thank you for making these videos. Your explanation did not convince me to start Vue. Maybe because I am scared of change or think that I have done React and node for 2 years and still feel I dont know much. But still great videos.
Vue does have JSX, though it is not as popular as the template syntax.. Matter of fact, almost all techniques React provide, Vue provides as well, though some might not be the default way of doing it in the Vue world..
Bro i am a fresher front end developer. vue 3 version is in beta. can i learn version 2. r i should wait for ver 3. because documentation is under developement.
Been working with React for a year, and it clicked almost as soon as I started. With React you're basically just writing vanilla JS. Tried Vue a few weeks ago, and despite repeatedly hearing how much easier it is to learn than React, I found it hard, and also very Angular-like.
Find it funny how most Vue videos say "you don't use JSX" as if that's a plus. What if you like JSX and find it easy/intuitive? Pick whatever framework makes most sense to you!
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Hi Erik, 47 + 47 is not 67... :)
In the prices of your course, Starter layer:
course.vuecourse.tech/
Also, keep it up! I like the way you explain stuff... I actually understand it! :D
Is Vue 3 only for large apps? (By "large", about how many components do you mean?) Small to medium sized apps should continue to use the options api, even in Vue 3. Am I right?
I have tried vue3 + Vue-Router4 with typescript and i stopped it for now. I wanted to you use it to migrate a small angularJS.
Too many librairies still does not work correctly. Even with the vue-cli you need to make some change in the generated files... (worst part was to change the webpack config)
I will give it some time for all tools to migrate correctly. So maybe at the start on the next year ( i have to keep learning others technologies).
Erik thank you for making these videos. Your explanation did not convince me to start Vue. Maybe because I am scared of change or think that I have done React and node for 2 years and still feel I dont know much. But still great videos.
No problem thanks for watching
Do i need to be advanced JS develper to do vue, i know the basics and fundamentals of JS
Nope, it's really easy
I didn't know anything about js when I started using vue, you learn as you go!
Are you going to do another Manning book for Vue 3?
Starting vue now is like starting Django in 2016 . When no one was interested in it 😂😂 but now things changed
I am working in Vue for more than 1.5 years, It's not that new. Svelte is more fitting, even newer than 'Vue' and has huge potential.
@@CodeProps yes svelte is awesome
Vue does have JSX, though it is not as popular as the template syntax.. Matter of fact, almost all techniques React provide, Vue provides as well, though some might not be the default way of doing it in the Vue world..
Therefore Vue >>> React
Bro i am a fresher front end developer. vue 3 version is in beta. can i learn version 2. r i should wait for ver 3. because documentation is under developement.
Go with version 2. There will be very less changes, it's basically a update to Vue 2.
how long can i stay with vue2
Been working with React for a year, and it clicked almost as soon as I started. With React you're basically just writing vanilla JS. Tried Vue a few weeks ago, and despite repeatedly hearing how much easier it is to learn than React, I found it hard, and also very Angular-like.
Sameeee
The thing about react i like most is writing vanilla js all the time
And i have no problem writing jsx at all
Find it funny how most Vue videos say "you don't use JSX" as if that's a plus. What if you like JSX and find it easy/intuitive?
Pick whatever framework makes most sense to you!
Yes!! I've been hearing "Vue is easy" but I feel it's hard mainly because it has no jsx
Vue all the way 😂
It's the "... and why you should learn it if you haven't already learned it already" for me
These changes carry over to NUXT too?
Yes
Does Vue 3 have an alternative to filters?
Methods 😎
Computed properties are used instead of filters
You just use computed properties or methods. It basically does the same thing.
Why does it matter that it's not JSX? JSX is just HTML with class as className and some other diferences that don't really matter
Actually, the template tech of VueJS was built on the top of JSX, you can use JSX insde Render function inside Vue component. you have more choices.
very useful
Nice!
multiple v-model is really awesome
I think it's inspired from ng-model. Of course it's best of react and angular. But maybe this thing came from angular.
You're wrong about react hooks.
I am fan of jsx.
Vue or Svelte for beginners?
go with svelte easier than vuejs and fast.