Max, you have a gift of teaching. You explain things clearly and concisely with such a passion which makes it easy to stay attentive and retain information. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making your videos! You have helped me and my small business progress toward building beautiful Vue/Nuxt web apps!
Thank YOU for your awesome feedback! Reading that you like my videos and my explanation style really means a lot to me and I definitely mean it like that!
Thank you for making such quality tutorials. I've bought the VueJS complete course and I instantly bought the Nuxt.js course as soon as I received your email!
Holy shit, dude, you're one of the heroes of the internet. If you're every in either Hungary, Serbia, or Romania, I'd be quite honoured to buy you a beer.
Max I remember when I asked you few weeks ago to do a course about Nuxt.js for us hhh I hope you remember me too :) .. I will buy it on udemy because your tutorials are worth spending money on them .. thank you very much
I remember you Abdelaziz, I think it was in the Academind 2.0 video :) As promised, I created "some" Nuxt content. I hope you will like the course, would be great to have you on board!
Привет из России! Ты очень крутой и уроки по VueJS одни из лучших в интернете. После просмотра твоих видео, хочется идти и создавать что-нибудь крутое)) Hello from Russia. You are very cool and your VueJS lessons are one of the best on internet. After watching your videos I always want to make something cool))
it's just, just perfect! you have excellent expressions on coding with high technical abilities. you are the best teacher i have ever seen. i will definitely buy some of your courses. thank you very much.
It's not really true that search crawlers don't see page. Search crawlers are now able to parse and execute javascript, Google uses the time between two network calls to figure out if the page has loaded but SSR is still good for SEO because of you don't need to use polyfils for things like native promises and animations to make Google bot able render the page. Other thing which wasn't mention in video and which is big advantage of SSR is accessibility. Still a lot users use browsers like opera mini which doesn't execute JS 100% correctly and SSR help to render page as we want to. Anyway very good vid, thank you Max.
if I dont know nuxt and making just regular vue web app now and after some time I would like use nuxt >>> is it simple or not so hard to add it to my project or is it enormout work, like rewrite whole project?
Max is the best... Just bought the Vue js 2 course that I'm going through now. I guess I need to buy the Nuxt js course as well, as I need MANY pages for my app. For example I might have a Grid, that shows details of each record or lots of data entry pages for users to enter data or view graphs and etc. So I need a multi-page solution than a SPA.
You are an awesome tutor Max, thanks man. The simplicity you bring the complex topics are priceless. EDIT: At 11:40 you said "...only runs in Node, you can't use it [Nuxt.js] with PHP or anything like that" so it was true back then but now you can actually, thanks to Vue community (especially Evan You of course). Haven't use it though it's good to know that you can - see the docs here ssr.vuejs.org/en/non-node.html
You're right, thanks for sharing this! Behind the scenes it basically still uses Node.js (its runtime - V8 - to be precise) but of course this is a major step!
Thanks for the reply, yes it still needs to process the JS somehow (hence the V8). Personally I wouldn't do the SSR this way due to its own unique, hair-scratching, implementation peculiarities (one can consult github.com/phpv8/v8js). The thing is if you can install it (to bare-metal or VPS - so you are not in a shared hosting environment) its better to stick with Node.js.
This is super helpful and informative, but there is just one tiny mistake in here which might cause a bit of confusion. You mentioned that you'd be using a 'third way' to install create-nuxt-app via NodeJS, when in reality you were using NPM - which is a part of NodeJS, yes, but so is NPX. By running create-nuxt-app via NPM, what you're doing is running the locally stored copy of the version of create-nuxt-app at the time of global installation. NPX does what NPM -g does, more or less, but it will always grab the most up-to-date version and run it once. If your internet is fast, you should always go for NPX. If it's not so fast, then the NPM route might be a better fit, but you will be compromising.
Hi Max, thanks for your video :). Like you find on the base of number(id) and I did exactly as you guided but when I find on the base of any text that time page is giving me an error. Please help to resolve this.
Thanks! You are a really great teacher , I like the way you explain things. I really appreciate your efforts you put in your videos. God job, Keep it up ❤️👍🏻
Thank you very very much for your awesome feedback Hesan! It really makes me happy to read that you like the videos and I'll try my best to keep it up :)
My question is simple..would it be a waste of money / time to purchase your nuxt.js course on udemy with my current project using PHP / MySql?? Can you integrate nuxt with Vue on the LAMP stack or is this tech just for non-transactional db like node.js, couch db, mongo db..ECT..?
As usual always putting out great content Max --thanks! As a sidenote request, I'd really love to see something on unit and end to end testing in Vue.js someday.
I did not know you created this course: www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/learn/v4/overview That's great! I'll get it later. I also purchased your React course, which I'll probably do someday, but I really love Vue.js and everything about. Thanks
Hallo Max. Hatte deinen Nuxt Kurs auch gekauft. Leider findet man keine Vergleiche für die Performance und Pagespeed. Wenn wir 2 gleiche Projekte aufsetzen, einmal (Laravel Only), und als zweite NUXT mit API. Wenn beide clean aufgesetzt wurden, welche Variante ist dann schneller? Man findet keine Performance Tests dazu, leider...
hi max! i'm having an issue with middleware of nuxt whenever i reload a page the middleware runs multiple times. for example: i've created one middleware "carousel.js" export default function ({ app, store }) { console.log("Carousel ") if(process.server){ return app.$axios.$post('/service/v1/info/carousel/getInfo?device=web&group=main') .then(res => { store.commit('ADDING_CAROUSEL', res) }).catch(err => console.log(err.response.data)) } } and in nuxt.config.js router:{ middleware: ['carousel''] }, but this middleware seems to run multiple time
I have a vuejs app and I want to add some SSR features. I've heard about nuxt but haven't done anything with it yet. Would you recommend to add SSR features to vuejs or migrate it entirely to nuxt? Btw, can I just migrate it to nuxt or would I need it to rewrite everything? thanks.
Love your tutorials. You really explain a lot of concepts very well. I have a Vue app (not created with Nuxt) and I'm interested in knowing if it could have been made using Nuxt. The caveat to this app is that it will live in a 'portal' environment of the client. The actual Vue code lives on another server. I don't 'own' the html page but instead, I have a div and a javascript file that I am using to include the Vue app. I have made everything inside my app self contained in order to not pollute the global space very much. I'm assuming that Nuxt would need an proper html page to be rendered by the server and not just a fragment?
how to use text editor in the place of text area in nuxt js. what ever editor(quill, tiptap, vue2editor, JoditVue ,more) i am try to implement it gives me some kind of errors . please give me some sollution.
You can of course build a REST API with Laravel and use that with Vue/Nuxt. I don't really see another use-case. If you got a "normal" Laravel app where you add Vue in some (or all) of its pages to control part of the pages, you're rendering the pages (=> Blade views) on the server anyways. So no server-side rendering is needed in that case
Awesome tutorial. I have done server side rendering with react and know of pain of setting it up specially handling routes at both client and server. Any plans for Next.js tutorials?
Thank you so much Grant, I'm glad that you're liking the videos! GraphQL/Apollo is on the "idea list" but I don't have concrete plans right now. Got too many other ongoing projects ;)
What happens with components that are not meant to be views/pages? Do those get routes to which we just never place in our html? Or is there a way to block certain Vue files from making it into our route structure? edit: never mind, I just made it to 25:00
when I create project by nuxt, I use bulma as css framework but I want to use bulma-rtl.css in node_modules/bulma/css/bulma-rtl.css how config css:[ ] in nuxt.conf
Great tutorial. I have a question. Does a client / server application require more data transfer and machine time than an application that runs completely in the client browser? If I want to host my application say at a provider, say Google Hosting where we are charged for transfer and CPU time will it cost me more with a client / server application than a SPA?
This was my first contact with Nuxt.js so thank you very much for the simple explanation. I was running into an issue that everytime I load the /recipes route for the first time, it will render everything fine, but after using the headr menu and changing routes, onces back to the /recipes route it would not render all attributes, exactly the style attribute where we redered the background image. I just set all the style to a computed property and it worked then. Can anyone explaiin why?
Thanks so much! It's a built-in feature of VS Code. Search for "multiple cursors" or just "cursor" in the keybinding to find out which shortcuts can help you with that.
6:00 - THE DIFFERENCE between server-side rendering (Nuxt) where the latest version of your index page is pre-rendered and ready to go VS. client-side rendering (Vue) where latest page is rendered on click - is Google/search engine SEO problems - with client side apps, search engines will just see a blank page instead of your content!
Excellent tutorial, but I have a problem to filter the async recipe data with .find(el=>el.id === context.params.id) TypeError: Cannot read property 'title' of undefined Can anyone help me please?
Sir... I have been following you for long time... I got enrolled in your react and react native courses on udemy... And i'm in love with your teaching that you make concepts so easy to understand... I have a question... I want to learn some backend framework to use with react and react native... I am a begginer so please suggest me a backend framework to learn for complex backends with react and react native both... Express or django or ruby on rails??? Which one will you suggest me for making COMPLEX web and mobile apps with react and react native???
Makes no difference, it's all just preference they all do the same thing just slightly different, maybe Express would be good, because you already do JavaScript, but if you are looking for high performance COMPLEX back-ends, there's Java, C# and Rust, and really core deep C and C++. But don't jump too quickly, just because you've learned the basics, doesn't mean you've learned React, do you even have a CLI which can scaffold your personalised React template, which covers API, authentication, state control and so on.
I don't know what you mean by complex. If you're not looking for something really special, almost any backend will do. People usually choose one based one which programming language they like or have some experience with. So if you know Python, then django or flask, if you know JavaScript then Express, and so on. If you don't care about the language then laravel, which is based on PHP, is a good choice. It'll be one of the easiest to get started with. I think the laravel community likes vue more than react, so that's something to think about. I personally love vue.
Asif Mehedi term complex i used for such application to have complex algorithms at backend or for using AI at backend... I have alot of time to learn... I am 12 years old now... And i can learn anything at this point... Suggest me something in which i can use AI and complex logicial algorithms for automation and so on... I know PHP and i also know python and i love javascript...
You know more than I do :) If performance is very important then low-level languages like C will be appropriate. I'd probably go with something based on Python because I have experience with machine learning in Python and because I don't know any low-level language.
Max, you have a gift of teaching. You explain things clearly and concisely with such a passion which makes it easy to stay attentive and retain information. Thank you for the time and effort you put into making your videos! You have helped me and my small business progress toward building beautiful Vue/Nuxt web apps!
Thank YOU for your awesome feedback! Reading that you like my videos and my explanation style really means a lot to me and I definitely mean it like that!
Dude I wish I could give you a million likes!
I had created the nuxt bare project but had no idea what to do!
I got the hang of it now! Thanks so much
If every teacher taught like this we'd all be out of work. Brilliant video!
Best vue and js teacher ever.
Following you like for 3 years, you made me Vue js fan, nuxt js fan, take love max! Love from Bangladesh :D
Thanks for your longterm support!
One of the best tutors so far. Gonna watch the rest of this course
Thank you for making such quality tutorials. I've bought the VueJS complete course and I instantly bought the Nuxt.js course as soon as I received your email!
Wow, I can only say thank YOU for your great feedback and for your awesome support! I really hope that you will also like the Nuxt course :)
I instantly bought the Nuxt.js course as soon as I received your email!, I boutght 4 your course.
Awesome to hear that - welcome on board! :)
for someone who comes from the angular planet, thank you for your really good explanation
Awesome to read that the video was helpful for you Ibrahim, thanks a lot for sharing this!
My favourite blogger and coder. Missed you, but finally i need your vids.
Thank you Dmitry! Not sure why you missed me though, I was never gone :)
Just to say: THANK YOU A LOT! This video answer some questions for my next project.
Holy shit, dude, you're one of the heroes of the internet. If you're every in either Hungary, Serbia, or Romania, I'd be quite honoured to buy you a beer.
I'll definitely come back to that - thanks so much Genghis! :-)
Max I remember when I asked you few weeks ago to do a course about Nuxt.js for us hhh I hope you remember me too :) .. I will buy it on udemy because your tutorials are worth spending money on them .. thank you very much
I remember you Abdelaziz, I think it was in the Academind 2.0 video :) As promised, I created "some" Nuxt content. I hope you will like the course, would be great to have you on board!
that's right Max .. it was on Academind 2.0 video :) .. You promised us and you kept your promise .. thank you very much :)
Gosh, ... I can't believe it, that was so darn simply explained! Thank you so much Maximilian!
That's really so cool to read, thank you very very much :)
Just what I was looking for! Thank you, you're an AMAZING teacher! 👏👍
Max always creates food based apps. Must be a good cook !
I indeed like to cook :)
Thank you much. your tutorials always give me confidence. I can say I can play with nuxt now.
yeees. just joined the course!!! you're the best Max. Keep doing what you do!
Thanks so much for your support, I hope that you will like the course :)
This video is your Sistine Chapel of your Vue videos. I take my hat off to you.
Wow, thank you very very much, this is just amazing to read, definitely means a lot to me :)
Very instructive! Thanks ❤️❤️
Привет из России! Ты очень крутой и уроки по VueJS одни из лучших в интернете. После просмотра твоих видео, хочется идти и создавать что-нибудь крутое))
Hello from Russia. You are very cool and your VueJS lessons are one of the best on internet. After watching your videos I always want to make something cool))
it's just, just perfect! you have excellent expressions on coding with high technical abilities. you are the best teacher i have ever seen. i will definitely buy some of your courses. thank you very much.
Thank you very very much for your awesome feedback Rifat! This honestly means a lot to me, looking forward to see you in the courses :)
Wooohoo!! I asked you about this and you made it... am gonna do my laundry first and watch this.. am exitedddddddddd!
Happy to read that it's interesting for you Marven, thank you! And good luck with the laundry ;)
Fantastic intro to nuxtjs. I purchased the udemy course after this great video.
So happy to read that Csaba! Thank you very much for your comment and for your support, I hope that you will like the course :)
Thank you for the introduction Max 😊
It's not really true that search crawlers don't see page. Search crawlers are now able to parse and execute javascript, Google uses the time between two network calls to figure out if the page has loaded but SSR is still good for SEO because of you don't need to use polyfils for things like native promises and animations to make Google bot able render the page.
Other thing which wasn't mention in video and which is big advantage of SSR is accessibility. Still a lot users use browsers like opera mini which doesn't execute JS 100% correctly and SSR help to render page as we want to.
Anyway very good vid, thank you Max.
if I dont know nuxt and making just regular vue web app now and after some time I would like use nuxt >>> is it simple or not so hard to add it to my project or is it enormout work, like rewrite whole project?
Max always simple and wonderful
Max is the best...
Just bought the Vue js 2 course that I'm going through now. I guess I need to buy the Nuxt js course as well, as I need MANY pages for my app. For example I might have a Grid, that shows details of each record or lots of data entry pages for users to enter data or view graphs and etc.
So I need a multi-page solution than a SPA.
Welcome on board and many thanks for the awesome feedback Ben! :)
Bought your course on Vue after this video. Great explanation!
Thanks so much for your support Alex, great to have you on board :)
Man thanks so much for all of this with that much enthusiasm, really you're awesome and i can't thank you enough. Wish you best of luck in life.
Wow, thank YOU for such a wonderful feedback Sta! I also wish you all the best :)
Very clear explanation supported with great demos - thanks 👌
i thinking about to be one of your fans.. what an amazing lesson i got! thanks in advance
You are an awesome tutor Max, thanks man. The simplicity you bring the complex topics are priceless.
EDIT:
At 11:40 you said "...only runs in Node, you can't use it [Nuxt.js] with PHP or anything like that" so it was true back then but now you can actually, thanks to Vue community (especially Evan You of course). Haven't use it though it's good to know that you can - see the docs here ssr.vuejs.org/en/non-node.html
You're right, thanks for sharing this! Behind the scenes it basically still uses Node.js (its runtime - V8 - to be precise) but of course this is a major step!
Thanks for the reply, yes it still needs to process the JS somehow (hence the V8). Personally I wouldn't do the SSR this way due to its own unique, hair-scratching, implementation peculiarities (one can consult github.com/phpv8/v8js). The thing is if you can install it (to bare-metal or VPS - so you are not in a shared hosting environment) its better to stick with Node.js.
Just to tell.
Your videos are super. I just buy your courses on Udemy so I feel good when watching these amazing youtube video.
Danke Amigo !
Thanks a lot for your great feedback and your awesome support here and on Udemy Roshit!
@@academind It is "Rohit" BTW :P
This is super helpful and informative, but there is just one tiny mistake in here which might cause a bit of confusion. You mentioned that you'd be using a 'third way' to install create-nuxt-app via NodeJS, when in reality you were using NPM - which is a part of NodeJS, yes, but so is NPX. By running create-nuxt-app via NPM, what you're doing is running the locally stored copy of the version of create-nuxt-app at the time of global installation. NPX does what NPM -g does, more or less, but it will always grab the most up-to-date version and run it once. If your internet is fast, you should always go for NPX. If it's not so fast, then the NPM route might be a better fit, but you will be compromising.
Max is awesome as always. Keep it up.
Very coherent speaker! Thank you for that! For explaining each detail in details!
Fully explained tutorial. Great Job. Really like it.
Thanks a lot Kainar, happy to read that!
Excellent intro to nuxt.
Hi Max, thanks for your video :).
Like you find on the base of number(id) and I did exactly as you guided but when I find on the base of any text that time page is giving me an error. Please help to resolve this.
Very nice and clear introduction.
Thanks! You are a really great teacher , I like the way you explain things. I really appreciate your efforts you put in your videos. God job, Keep it up ❤️👍🏻
Thank you very very much for your awesome feedback Hesan! It really makes me happy to read that you like the videos and I'll try my best to keep it up :)
I have been watching nuxt and think its very amazing. Tanks for your video, waiting for more about nuxt.
That's really cool to read, I also love Nuxt to be honest. More content to come in the next weeks (here on the channel and on academind.com)
Very detailed and clear tutorial!
My question is simple..would it be a waste of money / time to purchase your nuxt.js course on udemy with my current project using PHP / MySql?? Can you integrate nuxt with Vue on the LAMP stack or is this tech just for non-transactional db like node.js, couch db, mongo db..ECT..?
Great introduction, Max! Thank you.
THANK YOU!!!!!! i already bought several of your courses.
Thanks a lot for your comment and for your support Andrew, great to have you on board here and on Udemy!
As always, you are awesome Max. Thanks for your tutorials.
YOU are awesome Miguel, thank you very very much for your support!
hey. thanks for introduce the fundamental and usage of nuxt but Nuxt3 is coming!
Wizle studio code.... love it :)
You are a great teacher Max. Love your work.
Happy to read that you like both the video and my pronunciation Terence, thanks a lot ;)
As usual always putting out great content Max --thanks!
As a sidenote request, I'd really love to see something on unit and end to end testing in Vue.js someday.
Thanks for the great feedback and this suggestion. Testing is on the list of ideas, I hope I find the time to create some useful content on it :)
I did not know you created this course: www.udemy.com/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide/learn/v4/overview
That's great! I'll get it later. I also purchased your React course, which I'll probably do someday, but I really love Vue.js and everything about. Thanks
Your channel and udemy courses are amazing!
Glad you like them!
Great video, Max! Very clear and informative!
Thank you very much!
why he got dislike, he's tutorial is worth and understandable for beginners
Very happy to read that you like it, I think it's always difficult to make everybody happy :)
Hallo Max. Hatte deinen Nuxt Kurs auch gekauft. Leider findet man keine Vergleiche für die Performance und Pagespeed. Wenn wir 2 gleiche Projekte aufsetzen, einmal (Laravel Only), und als zweite NUXT mit API. Wenn beide clean aufgesetzt wurden, welche Variante ist dann schneller? Man findet keine Performance Tests dazu, leider...
thank you Max you helped me a lot to start with nuxt :)
Great to read that the video was helpful for you Mohamed, thanks so much for your comment!
Gonna be diving into the udemy course at some point, this video was great :)
Great to read that you like the video! Feel free to have a look at the course whenever you want to :)
tx a lot! the best course in whole internet
That's so awesome to read, thank you very much for your comment!
hi max! i'm having an issue with middleware of nuxt
whenever i reload a page the middleware runs multiple times.
for example:
i've created one middleware "carousel.js"
export default function ({ app, store }) {
console.log("Carousel ")
if(process.server){
return app.$axios.$post('/service/v1/info/carousel/getInfo?device=web&group=main')
.then(res => {
store.commit('ADDING_CAROUSEL', res)
}).catch(err => console.log(err.response.data))
}
}
and in nuxt.config.js
router:{
middleware: ['carousel'']
},
but this middleware seems to run multiple time
I found your videos today and was like "what ? that guy from udemy ?! ". I think I have your course
Happy to read that you also found the UA-cam channel, I hope that you will also like the videos we have here :)
Another framework???ahhhhhhhh. Max your awesome brother
Not really, no worries. Just a way of making Vue.js (even more) awesome :)
How can I host a Nuxt app on shared hosting with dynamic routes?
Good video and very informative. Thank you.
you a smart cookie bro thanks
Hi @Academind in my project directory there is no layouts folder created. Please tell me about that.
sir how to include script that will put into body not on head?
I have a vuejs app and I want to add some SSR features. I've heard about nuxt but haven't done anything with it yet. Would you recommend to add SSR features to vuejs or migrate it entirely to nuxt? Btw, can I just migrate it to nuxt or would I need it to rewrite everything? thanks.
Thanks that was a great intro to Nuxt!
Thanks Robert, awesome to hear that!
thanks bro, this was really helpful
Love your tutorials. You really explain a lot of concepts very well. I have a Vue app (not created with Nuxt) and I'm interested in knowing if it could have been made using Nuxt. The caveat to this app is that it will live in a 'portal' environment of the client. The actual Vue code lives on another server. I don't 'own' the html page but instead, I have a div and a javascript file that I am using to include the Vue app. I have made everything inside my app self contained in order to not pollute the global space very much.
I'm assuming that Nuxt would need an proper html page to be rendered by the server and not just a fragment?
how to use text editor in the place of text area in nuxt js.
what ever editor(quill, tiptap, vue2editor, JoditVue ,more) i am try to implement it gives me some kind of errors . please give me some sollution.
Awesome video, thanks Max!
Thank you for your explanation, clarified me many doubts to start. can we download this sample project?
Another great video Max! So basically, there's no easy way (yet) to do Vue+Nuxt SSR with Laravel?
You can of course build a REST API with Laravel and use that with Vue/Nuxt. I don't really see another use-case. If you got a "normal" Laravel app where you add Vue in some (or all) of its pages to control part of the pages, you're rendering the pages (=> Blade views) on the server anyways. So no server-side rendering is needed in that case
Thank you for the video!
Really helpfull to get started with NuxtJS
That's great to read Bakhtiyor, thank you for your comment!
great video Max, thanks much as always.
Thanks so much for your comment Angelo!
Awesome tutorial. I have done server side rendering with react and know of pain of setting it up specially handling routes at both client and server. Any plans for Next.js tutorials?
Max - you are awesome. Thanks for these videos! Have you ever thought of looking at doing a course on Vue-Apollo / GraphQL?
Thank you so much Grant, I'm glad that you're liking the videos! GraphQL/Apollo is on the "idea list" but I don't have concrete plans right now. Got too many other ongoing projects ;)
Thank you for this introduction video!
Thank YOU for your comment Hristiyan!
Very very clear explanations. Keep it up :)
Happy to read that you like it Patrick, thank you! I'll try my best to keep it up :)
What happens with components that are not meant to be views/pages? Do those get routes to which we just never place in our html? Or is there a way to block certain Vue files from making it into our route structure?
edit: never mind, I just made it to 25:00
Nice tutorial.
Thanks
when I create project by nuxt, I use bulma as css framework but I want to use bulma-rtl.css in node_modules/bulma/css/bulma-rtl.css how config css:[ ] in nuxt.conf
This is a really great tutorial.
Great tutorial. I have a question. Does a client / server application require more data transfer and machine time than an application that runs completely in the client browser?
If I want to host my application say at a provider, say Google Hosting where we are charged for transfer and CPU time will it cost me more with a client / server application than a SPA?
This was my first contact with Nuxt.js so thank you very much for the simple explanation. I was running into an issue that everytime I load the /recipes route for the first time, it will render everything fine, but after using the headr menu and changing routes, onces back to the /recipes route it would not render all attributes, exactly the style attribute where we redered the background image. I just set all the style to a computed property and it worked then. Can anyone explaiin why?
Great video. Thanks Max!
I loved that tutorial. thanks so much. Nice expression.
Excellent, Max!
Thank you so much Moe!
Hi Max, where can I initialize Firebase SDK?
I am also watching your Udemy course but I want to try it with the SDK. Thank you!
Hi Max, can we build a complex web-based software with Vue and Nuxt? Or only small applications with a few pages like a website? Thanks
You can build complex web apps with it, Vue/ Nuxt is absolutely not limited to small or medium-sized applications.
Really nice video! How did you edit multiple lines at once? Is that a plugin?
Thanks so much! It's a built-in feature of VS Code. Search for "multiple cursors" or just "cursor" in the keybinding to find out which shortcuts can help you with that.
What you will see if you see the source code of recipe page and details page? Will the with be available there?
how do i style that green div you have in your very top header so when the page loads i want it to be white.
6:00 - THE DIFFERENCE between server-side rendering (Nuxt) where the latest version of your index page is pre-rendered and ready to go VS. client-side rendering (Vue) where latest page is rendered on click - is Google/search engine SEO problems - with client side apps, search engines will just see a blank page instead of your content!
Quick question: Does Nuxtjs SPA support SEO
I am new in Vue i want to create a vue application with vue+vuetify+.net or webapi .
Kindly tell me what is best practice.
Excellent tutorial,
but I have a problem to filter the async recipe data with .find(el=>el.id === context.params.id)
TypeError: Cannot read property 'title' of undefined
Can anyone help me please?
Sir... I have been following you for long time... I got enrolled in your react and react native courses on udemy... And i'm in love with your teaching that you make concepts so easy to understand...
I have a question... I want to learn some backend framework to use with react and react native... I am a begginer so please suggest me a backend framework to learn for complex backends with react and react native both...
Express or django or ruby on rails??? Which one will you suggest me for making COMPLEX web and mobile apps with react and react native???
Makes no difference, it's all just preference they all do the same thing just slightly different, maybe Express would be good, because you already do JavaScript, but if you are looking for high performance COMPLEX back-ends, there's Java, C# and Rust, and really core deep C and C++.
But don't jump too quickly, just because you've learned the basics, doesn't mean you've learned React, do you even have a CLI which can scaffold your personalised React template, which covers API, authentication, state control and so on.
Thank you for elaboration
I don't know what you mean by complex. If you're not looking for something really special, almost any backend will do. People usually choose one based one which programming language they like or have some experience with. So if you know Python, then django or flask, if you know JavaScript then Express, and so on.
If you don't care about the language then laravel, which is based on PHP, is a good choice. It'll be one of the easiest to get started with. I think the laravel community likes vue more than react, so that's something to think about. I personally love vue.
Asif Mehedi term complex i used for such application to have complex algorithms at backend or for using AI at backend... I have alot of time to learn... I am 12 years old now... And i can learn anything at this point... Suggest me something in which i can use AI and complex logicial algorithms for automation and so on... I know PHP and i also know python and i love javascript...
You know more than I do :) If performance is very important then low-level languages like C will be appropriate. I'd probably go with something based on Python because I have experience with machine learning in Python and because I don't know any low-level language.
Thanks Max, perfect like always ;-)
So cool to read that, thank you very much!