I hope you will take something valuable from this course. At some point in the video I felt I was not prepared good enough to explain certain things. I struggled during recording (it was like a live stream) and I decided to leave that part unedited. I think that will be useful for beginners to see how developers with 10+ years of experience may struggle on basic things and even on things they have worked on before. Good luck everybody on your journey becoming a really good developer ✊
Hi Zura, really nice explaination, like all your course, I really love the PHP ones. A question: I studied months ago vue CDN. You think it's a valid alternative to Alpine or you prefer this one? Can I ask you why? Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for taking the time to construct projects and teach us over and over again. We are fortunate to have such a wonderful teacher and mentor as you, Zura! May God continue to bless you. Greetings from Nepal 😍🥰😊💕❤️
Bro, please dont be disheartened when you are not sure. Its ok if you dont know. Its not easy to remember everything and, besides, the version that you teach may have changed with bug-fixes. You are doing good job and with honesty and sincerity. This is 4 hour course and we will surely appreciate it. You deserve all the likes and views. 💗👋👌👍👍 Only thing: dont pronounce the "x-" as 'eeks', it should be sounding like 'axe'. Hehehe...no worries go for it, man.
I'm a javascript developer new to the space of alpine. I've seen your videos all over my youtube feed so I thought I would give your tutorial a shoot. I'm just diving into the beginning of the content, but super excited to see how much easiar writing my javascript is going to be using this framework. Thank you, for making this content. I know this wasn't easy and quick to get out there for people to watch it.
Stunning!! The Codeholic never ceases to astound us with his courses. This arrives at the perfect time. We just finished watching his Tailwind Course, which will undoubtedly assist us in adding some interactivity to the tailwind components.
Thank you so much bro. Now as i progress in the course, i do each part in 2 ways. One is a x-data object and the other as re-usable from an external js script. Enjoying it.
Thank you for your effort invested in this awesome course! I am currently learning and working into TALL stack, and it helps understanding some concepts and details a lot. If you could make such a course for Livewire as well, that would be really helpful. Or maybe a tutorial on how to integrate some third party JS plugins with Livewire, I struggle on that right now.
Hello Zura, thank you for amazing contents. It would be great if you could make videos about Alpine, Vue or other less popular frameworks and libraries in Georgian. There really is lack of videos about these topics in Georgian and it would be very helpful to lot of people
Until now I finish the course of laravel, vue and tailwind 😅😅 Thank you The Codeholic, you are extraordinary 😍😍 If you can please, I want laravel packages to manipulate websites that have lot of pictures 🙏
I liked your system as well. The text of video seems antialiased and clear. Which system are you using for the course. Is it laptop or custom PC? Which processor are you using?
Bro, Looks like there is commercial side to this framework. Every thing, except components, are fine and free but when the moment you hit the components the price tag kicks in and its USD 179. Unlike other framework which are totally free, this put price gun on our head. Well have to rethink about using framework. Please correct my perceptions if i am wrong. Thank you.
Hi Thank you for the great tutorial! One question: Why do you teleport out the modal to the body? It works perfectly if remains in the div no? Just to show how teleport works or there is some other reason?
I hope you will take something valuable from this course.
At some point in the video I felt I was not prepared good enough to explain certain things. I struggled during recording (it was like a live stream) and I decided to leave that part unedited.
I think that will be useful for beginners to see how developers with 10+ years of experience may struggle on basic things and even on things they have worked on before.
Good luck everybody on your journey becoming a really good developer ✊
Hi Zura, really nice explaination, like all your course, I really love the PHP ones. A question: I studied months ago vue CDN. You think it's a valid alternative to Alpine or you prefer this one? Can I ask you why? Thanks a lot
Thank you so much for taking the time to construct projects and teach us over and over again. We are fortunate to have such a wonderful teacher and mentor as you, Zura! May God continue to bless you. Greetings from Nepal 😍🥰😊💕❤️
Huge thanks buddy. Such words mean a lot 🙏
Bro, please dont be disheartened when you are not sure. Its ok if you dont know. Its not easy to remember everything and, besides, the version that you teach may have changed with bug-fixes. You are doing good job and with honesty and sincerity. This is 4 hour course and we will surely appreciate it. You deserve all the likes and views. 💗👋👌👍👍 Only thing: dont pronounce the "x-" as 'eeks', it should be sounding like 'axe'. Hehehe...no worries go for it, man.
Thanks buddy for your honest comment and for correction as well. I always appreciate feedback and corrections.
'eeks'. That's the French/German prononciation.
At least you understand him.
Thank you so much for taking the time to construct projects and teach us over and over again.
I'm a javascript developer new to the space of alpine. I've seen your videos all over my youtube feed so I thought I would give your tutorial a shoot. I'm just diving into the beginning of the content, but super excited to see how much easiar writing my javascript is going to be using this framework. Thank you, for making this content. I know this wasn't easy and quick to get out there for people to watch it.
Thanks a lot. Such comments mean a lot.
Been waiting on this one. Thanks for this honestly. You don’t know how much it helps 🙏🏾
Stunning!! The Codeholic never ceases to astound us with his courses. This arrives at the perfect time. We just finished watching his Tailwind Course, which will undoubtedly assist us in adding some interactivity to the tailwind components.
That's the right time. I've started using alpine since last week. Thank you Zura.
I really hope this will help you.
Loved the course. Glad you kept in the process of you problem solving things you're unsure of to see how you overcame those obstacles. Keep it up!
Super helpful with plenty of examples. Great course!
Thanks a lot
A very powerful course! Thank you very much!
Happy you enjoy it.
Absolutely great tutorial. Thank you Zura :)
You know what, you did a great job. 👍
Very great tutorial thanks for the work in putting all this together
Nice, Tall stack going on here. Saving this for when I have the time to dedicate. Thanks
Thanks a lot for sharing this great content buddy. That is invaluable.
Thank you for your positive comment.
Thank you so much bro. Now as i progress in the course, i do each part in 2 ways. One is a x-data object and the other as re-usable from an external js script. Enjoying it.
Thank you for your effort invested in this awesome course! I am currently learning and working into TALL stack, and it helps understanding some concepts and details a lot. If you could make such a course for Livewire as well, that would be really helpful. Or maybe a tutorial on how to integrate some third party JS plugins with Livewire, I struggle on that right now.
Thank you for your work and your effort. It meant a lot to me. Kind regards!
Great course on AlpineJs
i wanted to comment in the part you struggle finding yellow color problem but saw video was posted 9 month ago )) Thank you for great tutorial
Great Tutorial bro. Kudos
Many thanks for your effort!
the course helped me a lot, thankyou :)
Happy to hear that
Thanks for this Course amazing :) Thanks for that
Thank you very much for this! Excited to start the tutorial.
I hope it will help in some way.
1.Can we do a single page routing with alpine js?
2.Are you working on a custom javascript framework? like react as you previously make a phpmvc?
1. I think Alpine.js is not for that. If you want SPA app you should probably use react or vue.
2. No, at the moment I don't work on that.
@@TheCodeholic Ok
Hello Zura, thank you for amazing contents. It would be great if you could make videos about Alpine, Vue or other less popular frameworks and libraries in Georgian. There really is lack of videos about these topics in Georgian and it would be very helpful to lot of people
I have this in mind for a very long time. I am not able to do this because of lack of time. I hope I can start that in 2024
@@TheCodeholic Thank you for amazing videos, you are a great teacher
Thank you Zura, I'm really learning alot from you, God bless you
My pleasure
Thank you so much!
Until now I finish the course of laravel, vue and tailwind 😅😅
Thank you The Codeholic, you are extraordinary 😍😍
If you can please, I want laravel packages to manipulate websites that have lot of pictures 🙏
Thanks a lot my friend.
I think about making a video about useful Laravel Packages and I might include the package you are looking for.
@@TheCodeholic ❤️❤️❤️
I liked your system as well. The text of video seems antialiased and clear. Which system are you using for the course. Is it laptop or custom PC? Which processor are you using?
In this case it is Laptop. Sometimes I record on PC.
@@TheCodeholic Which model? 😂
Bro, Looks like there is commercial side to this framework. Every thing, except components, are fine and free but when the moment you hit the components the price tag kicks in and its USD 179. Unlike other framework which are totally free, this put price gun on our head. Well have to rethink about using framework. Please correct my perceptions if i am wrong. Thank you.
With enough practice, these components can be made from scratch without the needs of the 'Alpine Component Kit'
My Treasure! My gem! Zura Tha champ! Zura =Zorro
😀😀 Thanks my man
At 46:35 you mentioned post.id as key while the for loop is p in posts. So the key should be p.id right?
at 58:35 I think it's because you are missing quotes around 'yellow'
good job😁😁
Hi Thank you for the great tutorial! One question:
Why do you teleport out the modal to the body? It works perfectly if remains in the div no? Just to show how teleport works or there is some other reason?
can you make an htmx course as well, it would be really popular since there's not much out there.
TY for this! :)
Did I miss where :class came from at 1:56:35 ? I don't know what :class does. Thanks!
thanks
build frontend framework like vue react or any small framework from scratch
Niice video man 🔥
Thanks buddy
thank you so much
Welcome..
so so so good
please make playlist for livewire and inertia
Very good in general, however, the example for getters and setters was not very convincing/practical
@13:10 how the 'await' is working without "async" keyword?
Wished you rather used native dialog element instead of custom modal.
HTMX course please
Is alpine better than react and vue, hoping to learn alpine js
Alpine.js is slightly different way of doing things and much simpler. But it does not mean that it can replace react or vue.
how to implement it in node modules laravel9 vite
It seems like Angular 1
🇳🇵
At 28:04 that popup is very annoying.
Do you mean Like/subscribe popup?
Thanks @The Codeholic
Nah I like my Volcano.js
Thank you so much.🥰