I really find it hard to find good advanced patterns for vue 3 in general.. every tutorial or talk just scratches the surface and basically summarizes the docs.. how about solving some more complex problems by example...? All the content is made for complete beginners, which really annoys me lately.
For a small use case just use composables, and/or provide/inject. Some say even for big use cases you only need composables, you can actually use it just like pinia aka a global state store.
I don't see any patterns in the course. It's just like going trough total basics from docs.
Yes no more new insights. More advertising but it is ok for new pinia developer
I really find it hard to find good advanced patterns for vue 3 in general.. every tutorial or talk just scratches the surface and basically summarizes the docs.. how about solving some more complex problems by example...? All the content is made for complete beginners, which really annoys me lately.
@oemeraran8183 You'll find that Nuxt 3 solves most of those questions you might have automatically
Good talk, what software was used for the presentation? I like the animations a lot
That @posva approved checkmark is ace 😀
nice! seems straight forward.
Why don't you use the return block to create getters, actions and watchers in setup mode? Then you wouldn't have to list them separately.
The presented store.js example (4:15) does not work. I'm having only a small use case where Pinia is overkill.
For a small use case just use composables, and/or provide/inject. Some say even for big use cases you only need composables, you can actually use it just like pinia aka a global state store.
thanks for sharing
very very sweat talk 🍍
Good try
How do I create a local store?
At 20:37, shouldn't that be userFavorites.value.push...?
No because userFavorites would have been initialised as shallowReactive([])