This is an absolutely legendary tutorial! Took me a couple days to work through it at my own pace, experiment, and digest all the information. Started with minimal HTML and JS knowledge, near-zero CSS, and totally zero Vue experience. Came out with a good fundamental knowledge of all-of-the-above! Thank you so much 😄
I got my web dev job just from watching your laravel crash course. I know something good will come my way after finishing this one. Thanks for the tuts Brad! You're awesome!
You are the first person I go to for tutorials. I just did a react project, wanted to pad the resume, learned vue in 3 days watching your video whenever I felt like and coding along. Now I have a nice "self-built" app that I can reference when I'm looking for ways to do something, and I can remember what I did, or just look at your video again. Cannot thank you enough, man.
I usually get bored and don't learn much from video tutorials but this really helped. I like the way you make mistakes and then correct them in the video. It helps as it keeps the focus on, also shows where common mistakes occur. Most tutorials tend to be perfect which doesn't help in real life scenarios where mistakes and typos actually happen. Great job!
Two years down the road, and this video remains remarkably pertinent and up-to-date. Kudos on your commendable effort, undoubtedly a substantial undertaking. I genuinely hope you persist in making significant contributions to the community, showcasing your impressive dedication and expertise.
It took me 3 days to finish this tutorial, so I can understand everything in detail and research some concepts more in depth at the same time. Thank you so much for this, I learned a lot!
at 55:00 why is he using task.id in the Tasks.vue file Since we already emitted that id from the Task component as a number. If u ever see this comment please answer this. Thanks :)
@@popoduck8309 That was probably accidental. The Inner id emitted is actually redundant in this case. In the for loop inside the Tasks component he associated every Task component created with an emit that triggers when the inner emit is emitted, that outer emit is associated with the task.id that was used to create the Task component. If you want the inline version you can replace that line with Or you can just remove the id emitted in the Task component. Hope it makes sense.
It is not the first time I choose to study something and I get to one of your tutorials, they are well measured, straight to the point. Really a fan here.
I wish every tutorial was like this!!! Who wants to hear the history of the universe and your childhood for 10minutes before your 30 second piece of info??? Right to the point.This is long but thorough. I listened to it at 2x and got what I needed!!! I have never even heard of Vue, know very little about Angular and somewhat familiar with nodejs before watching this and I'm ready to code! Fantastic!!!
It's almost 2 years later now and vue3 has updated a bit, such as using Vite - but this tutorial is still very relevant. The presentation is an impressive performance, showing a master programmer's mind at work. I personally love the use of ternary logic in combination with higher order array operations (using spread operations), all inspiring me to update my js skills!
i've just watch the old one (from 4 years ago) and I can say that one is viable for what it's worth, you just have to do some tweaks maybe when he's using some syntax that is not compliant anymore, but it's pretty straight forward@@ganjarulez009
I came across this superb video when I came in search of tutorials to refresh my Vue knowledge..No words to describe how helpful this has been, the precise and clear delivery of content would help a novice or an experienced dev equally..Thanks again!
As a React first developer, it was helpful for me when you make those analogies between React and Vue, It helps me a lot to understand how things are done in Vue faster. Thank you for the tutorial.
It took me a week to build the app using TypeScript and Composition API and I now I feel much more confident in Vue. Thanks Brad, this tutorial is great even after three years! .)
I had a hard time beginning reactive front-end frameworks. React and Angular are pretty scary. But this tutorial and Vue itself is very friendly and welcoming! 😄 Thank you for the great video, Brad! 😄
I really do hope vue becomes more popular. It is an amazing framework. I come from a react background then got my first job and the framework they were using was vue. Freaking love it.
I'm only 12 minutes in but already your video is very useful. As a backend developer who hasn't touched front end frameworks for a while, it's so helpful getting straight into it. Thanks!
I have an applicant examination where I have to build an expense management website using VueJS, and I have zero knowledge in Vue (I am a ReactJS developer in my previous company for about 6 months only). But, once again, thanks to Traversky Media for helping me again with my web development journey. After watching this, I think I can build the said website. You literally helped from HTML, ReactJS, and now with VueJS. I am really enjoying your full courses. Your channel is the reason why I new languages/trchnology don't scare me. Thank you Traversky Media.
Really great to see a third iteration of the Vue crash course, looking forward to the composition API video. It would be great if you could do a follow up to this and put together a slightly more advanced Vue video looking at more advanced features of the router, animations, vuex etc
The Net Ninja has the best vue3 course ever on udemy, that is a solid vue2 + vue3 course, you are gonna learn everything about this cutting-edge (composition-api) technology along with awesome projects !!!
I started learning Vue in 2016, but then had to quickly switch to React for a client project and have had little to do with Vue since then. I've stayed with React ever since. Now I need Vue for a new project. This crash course helped me get back to basics of Vue quickly. Thank you Brad!
As a React Developer who just landed a $100p/h Vue job (And has no idea how to use vue at all), I'm excited to start this course over the weekend and see how I do lol. I'll update soon!
I'm a female developer from Taiwan. I've taken 3 of your courses from Udemy , but I didn't notice they are taught by the same person till NOW! thanks a lot for your teaching!
The Net Ninja has the best vue3 course on udemy, that is a solid vue2 + vue3 course, you are gonna learn everything about this cutting-edge (composition-api) and awesome projects !!!
This is literally the perfect course and it really came at the right time. Im going to be working on an existing vue project in the near future. this tutorial is definitely a great way to get reacquainted with vue
Thank you so much Brad. Started with zero knowledge in Vue, now I have a more clearer understanding of the basics. I still find it hard to build anything without following along with your videos. I struggle when learning how to code but using your materials and a bit more practice I guess I can build on my own. I still feel like an impostor using tools like chatGPT to build anything. I hope you never stop with these tutorials because your content is my guiding light to excel in my career. More power to you.
Exactly what i needed, thank you! I've been playing around with apis and wanted to make some small frontend app in vue that will be connected to it but sometimes gathering info bit-by-bit and going through documentation is tiresome - and i didn't want to spend too much time on it, i wanted to focus on my api. Cheers and wish you all the best!
Thank you, Brad. Great as always. I was just thinking which Javascript library or framework should I learn next, thought of Vue and there you were. Amazing tutorial.
If you're having an issue around 40:00 with v-for, wrap the div in another div like so: template div div key='task.id' v-for'task in tasks" h3 {task.text} h3 div div template and you're good to go! From what I understand, the first div created (in that case the one you've added) needs to be unique/alone. Because the v-for was about to create 3 of them, it wouldn't work. Inside the new div, you can have as many as you want but no other div can be at the same level as the one you've added for this fix. Make sure to read replies to this comment if there are any as I'm only a few hours into my learning so, don't take this as Gospel ;)
I had the same problem today. I added binding with the id, and then it worked, but in VS code that line of code still had a warning. Adding an extra div around that one fixed everything :)
Brad, so after building the same app in ReactJS and VueJS. What is your opinion about them? What's easier? What's more for beginners? I would appreciate an answer. Thanks. :)
Very useful intro to Vue for me. Definitely helped to clarify why some of the things I was trying to implement in my first Vue project weren’t working as expected. Also appreciated how you broke down your components and showed consideration for resusability of your code (the button in particular).
About to head on to a project that uses Vue frontend and Strapi backend and as a former educator let me just commend you on your teaching methods! Really superb. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Gracias Brad, I just started a frontend internship a couple of weeks ago and I got introduced to the codebase on Monday, it's all Vue, so this definitely helps.
Brad- you know how to really read a room. I just got a job interview with Vue as one of the technologies. and of course, you come out with this video :) Thank again for all your hard work.
You're the best explaining, no, really. I've watched other tutorials in english, spanish and french, not only it is well explained but well structured as well. Thanks a lot!!
@@TraversyMedia You wouldn't understand because probably everyone you know is very similar to you, but I don't want to watch my friends suffer. These kids are not offended by what you say, just hurt, and that hurt piles up everyday with the smallest of comments. There's just no need to laugh about something that's literally killing children/teens. For informational purposes, really great tutorial. I know you're creative enough to think of adding a different color for the picture that people can choose, but instead you said i hope nobody gets offended. you can even just say it out loud to be more inclusive, it really isnt hard. i think you just have a bit of internalized transphobia. Take it easy!
@@d1m216 This reply sums up this generation and the current state we live in. Accusing someone of 'transphobia' because they put the colors that have represented the 2 genders that exist (not talking about the hundreds of others that people make up for attention) for many centuries! I think you're just hurt :)
If you're getting an issue with access denial, it's likely because AirPlay receiver runs on on port 5000, if you change the port in the package.json to 5001, everything should work.
Really useful tutorial, just was having issues with the part where you used a proxy to replace "localhost:5000" with "api" in your code at 1:21:32. I'm pretty sure I wrote everything correctly but the tasks wouldn't show up, inspecting the network of lh:8080 just showed that tasks was in 404, it didn't connect. :/
This is the ideal course, and it arrived at at the correct moment. In the near future, I'll be working on an existing vue project. This lesson is a fantastic way to reintroduce yourself to vue.
After going through all the Vue docs, the whole event emitting upwards through components still wasn't clear to me. You've made it super simple to understand, thanks a lot mate :)
Took me a week of inneficient studing to complete this, because i i didnt know enought, and a weekend doing it quite faster cause the train i got in the week. Great tutorial, thanks..!
Amazing pace, out-of-the-charts knowledge, perfect guidance. I'm relatively new at this and it helped me to understand the concept literally in 2 hours! Keep up the good work 🤟
![Vue.js Course for Beginners [2021 Tutorial]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FXpIoQ_rT_c/mqdefault.jpg)
This is an absolutely legendary tutorial! Took me a couple days to work through it at my own pace, experiment, and digest all the information. Started with minimal HTML and JS knowledge, near-zero CSS, and totally zero Vue experience. Came out with a good fundamental knowledge of all-of-the-above! Thank you so much 😄
I don’t even use Vue but for some reason I just felt happy seeing this on my recommended.
Traversy is more addictive than weed. same hapend with me.
Yeah, it's hard to do stuff that everyone would be interested in because there are so many damn technologies. I'm glad you clicked anyway :)
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I got my web dev job just from watching your laravel crash course. I know something good will come my way after finishing this one. Thanks for the tuts Brad! You're awesome!
You are the first person I go to for tutorials. I just did a react project, wanted to pad the resume, learned vue in 3 days watching your video whenever I felt like and coding along. Now I have a nice "self-built" app that I can reference when I'm looking for ways to do something, and I can remember what I did, or just look at your video again.
Cannot thank you enough, man.
I usually get bored and don't learn much from video tutorials but this really helped. I like the way you make mistakes and then correct them in the video. It helps as it keeps the focus on, also shows where common mistakes occur. Most tutorials tend to be perfect which doesn't help in real life scenarios where mistakes and typos actually happen. Great job!
Two years down the road, and this video remains remarkably pertinent and up-to-date. Kudos on your commendable effort, undoubtedly a substantial undertaking. I genuinely hope you persist in making significant contributions to the community, showcasing your impressive dedication and expertise.
If you are beginner for Vue and you know some structures but could not understand something about it, this video exactly for you. Thanks for it
It took me 3 days to finish this tutorial, so I can understand everything in detail and research some concepts more in depth at the same time.
Thank you so much for this, I learned a lot!
did you build any project with Vuejs ?
at 55:00 why is he using task.id in the Tasks.vue file
Since we already emitted that id from the Task component as a number.
If u ever see this comment please answer this.
Thanks :)
@@popoduck8309 That was probably accidental. The Inner id emitted is actually redundant in this case. In the for loop inside the Tasks component he associated every Task component created with an emit that triggers when the inner emit is emitted, that outer emit is associated with the task.id that was used to create the Task component.
If you want the inline version you can replace that line with
Or you can just remove the id emitted in the Task component.
Hope it makes sense.
@@Mronmovies Now I get it
Thanks :)
Yeah, same here.... Still not finished yet, but it helps a lot in understanding and gaining process! Thx a lot!! This is awesome!
the way he teaches makes me feel like we are both at the same level and we learning together i really enjoyed it!! God bless you
yeap ... i watch crash course to get a overview . then going to full course.
Thanks for not trying to teach programming from scratch like every other tutorial. Straight to the point.
You make a huge difference in people's lives and career, Brad. Thank you and keep up the great work.
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It is not the first time I choose to study something and I get to one of your tutorials,
they are well measured, straight to the point.
Really a fan here.
There is only one thing left to say after watching the video till the end: Thank you, Brad!
I wish every tutorial was like this!!! Who wants to hear the history of the universe and your childhood for 10minutes before your 30 second piece of info??? Right to the point.This is long but thorough. I listened to it at 2x and got what I needed!!! I have never even heard of Vue, know very little about Angular and somewhat familiar with nodejs before watching this and I'm ready to code! Fantastic!!!
It's almost 2 years later now and vue3 has updated a bit, such as using Vite - but this tutorial is still very relevant. The presentation is an impressive performance, showing a master programmer's mind at work. I personally love the use of ternary logic in combination with higher order array operations (using spread operations), all inspiring me to update my js skills!
is it still viable to watch at this point? :D
i've just watch the old one (from 4 years ago) and I can say that one is viable for what it's worth, you just have to do some tweaks maybe when he's using some syntax that is not compliant anymore, but it's pretty straight forward@@ganjarulez009
Yes!!!
I'm brazilian guy and I starting code with VueJS.
I was lost and found this channel, OMG.
Thanks, very thanks!
You are one of the best instructors I know on youtube. You explain in simple terms and write elegant code. Keep up the good work
Thanks :) I appreciate that
Tell me other good instructor on UA-cam.
I came across this superb video when I came in search of tutorials to refresh my Vue knowledge..No words to describe how helpful this has been, the precise and clear delivery of content would help a novice or an experienced dev equally..Thanks again!
Is been a while. Traversy media was my first love in web development and I always like his magical and elegant code
The fact that the website loaded your changes without refreshing the page was legit!!! I'm excited lol
As a React first developer, it was helpful for me when you make those analogies between React and Vue, It helps me a lot to understand how things are done in Vue faster. Thank you for the tutorial.
do u think that vue is easier than react or next js? i am getting that feeling a little but i just started learning vue
It took me a week to build the app using TypeScript and Composition API and I now I feel much more confident in Vue. Thanks Brad, this tutorial is great even after three years! .)
I had a hard time beginning reactive front-end frameworks. React and Angular are pretty scary.
But this tutorial and Vue itself is very friendly and welcoming! 😄
Thank you for the great video, Brad! 😄
Every programming language is scary at beginning. Don't give up. 💪😎
The perfect refresher for someone who hasn't touched Vue in 6 months. Thanks!
I really do hope vue becomes more popular. It is an amazing framework. I come from a react background then got my first job and the framework they were using was vue. Freaking love it.
same bro but I am learning vue now
Same
I'm only 12 minutes in but already your video is very useful. As a backend developer who hasn't touched front end frameworks for a while, it's so helpful getting straight into it. Thanks!
I WATCHED THE ENTIRE THING. IT'S SO DAMN GOOD. I LEARNED A LOT, THANK YOU SO MUCH! I DON'T KNOW WHY I'M SHOUTING, BUT I'M SUPER EXCITED WOHOO
GO AND BUILD STUFFS IN VUE NOW!
Also watched the whole thing. I share your excitement!!!
Calm down shequila
I have an applicant examination where I have to build an expense management website using VueJS, and I have zero knowledge in Vue (I am a ReactJS developer in my previous company for about 6 months only). But, once again, thanks to Traversky Media for helping me again with my web development journey. After watching this, I think I can build the said website. You literally helped from HTML, ReactJS, and now with VueJS. I am really enjoying your full courses. Your channel is the reason why I new languages/trchnology don't scare me. Thank you Traversky Media.
Really great to see a third iteration of the Vue crash course, looking forward to the composition API video. It would be great if you could do a follow up to this and put together a slightly more advanced Vue video looking at more advanced features of the router, animations, vuex etc
I 'Vue' occasionally, I still use this tutorial as my go-to guide before googling most basic tricks. Very nice narration!
man, now what's missing is an Angular crash course 2021. great work!
I am a backend dev, and I need to use Vue for some new projects. You don't know how grateful I am to find this tutorial.
This is the millionth time this happens, I need something very specific at my job and this guy releases a video about that exact topic
Over a year later and still one of the best vue videos
What a timing, I'm concidering using VueJs for my frontend 😉
The Net Ninja has the best vue3 course ever on udemy, that is a solid vue2 + vue3 course, you are gonna learn everything about this cutting-edge (composition-api) technology along with awesome projects !!!
@@maskman4821 Agreed here if you consider vue you should better find course that shows the vue 3 composition api and new features of vue3
I will look it up, thanks guys.
It's gonna be a lot of work converting everything and I'm not even done converting php to nodejs 😳
@@maskman4821 Maximillian also has a great Vue course. He covers everything
@@maskman4821 thanks for info man! i appreciate it
I started learning Vue in 2016, but then had to quickly switch to React for a client project and have had little to do with Vue since then. I've stayed with React ever since. Now I need Vue for a new project. This crash course helped me get back to basics of Vue quickly. Thank you Brad!
I love all of your tutorials, you always explain everything so great!
Legend bro I just landed a vue.js contract since most others are focusing on react, and I have to get up to speed. So far loving this.
Great job showing Vue in such a short time. Just a thought - you can use event modifiers instead of e.preventDefault() inside the method
As a React Developer who just landed a $100p/h Vue job (And has no idea how to use vue at all), I'm excited to start this course over the weekend and see how I do lol. I'll update soon!
any updates? I assume you got fired
I'm a female developer from Taiwan. I've taken 3 of your courses from Udemy , but I didn't notice they are taught by the same person till NOW! thanks a lot for your teaching!
I always wanted to go to china :)
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Dude just taught more about Vue for free, and in under 2 hours, than sites I've signed up on that cost nearly $50 bucks a month. Traversy rocks.
React and Vue crash courses, THANKS!
The Net Ninja has the best vue3 course on udemy, that is a solid vue2 + vue3 course, you are gonna learn everything about this cutting-edge (composition-api) and awesome projects !!!
Dude should get more credit. Awesome content, unique delivery !
He‘s basically reading the viewer‘s mind in each single minute of the video..
This is literally the perfect course and it really came at the right time. Im going to be working on an existing vue project in the near future. this tutorial is definitely a great way to get reacquainted with vue
I hust finished Brad's VueJS todo app. Now i'm here... Seeing whats new in 2021. Thanks so much for this Brad!
The excitement on my face when I saw the notification...
Thank you so much Brad. Started with zero knowledge in Vue, now I have a more clearer understanding of the basics. I still find it hard to build anything without following along with your videos. I struggle when learning how to code but using your materials and a bit more practice I guess I can build on my own. I still feel like an impostor using tools like chatGPT to build anything. I hope you never stop with these tutorials because your content is my guiding light to excel in my career. More power to you.
i was waiting for it, gotta open visual studio code and start. thanks brad
I learned React first, but I think I'm going to use Vue from now on. The simplicity of it all just makes me really happy.
Yep and no silly JSX using map, the code is so much cleaner in Vue :)
Liked before watching, your crash courses are ALWAYS amazing. Thanks a lot ❤
This is definitely the best channel for learning frontend coding
Exactly what i needed, thank you! I've been playing around with apis and wanted to make some small frontend app in vue that will be connected to it but sometimes gathering info bit-by-bit and going through documentation is tiresome - and i didn't want to spend too much time on it, i wanted to focus on my api.
Cheers and wish you all the best!
Yeah, Vue definitely cuts out all the bullcrap and makes creating UIs really easy
Exactly what I was looking for. Just finished watching the older vue Js tutorial last night and it was very educative.
Love hearing that intro jingle - you just know good video content is coming your way!
Great tutorial, Brad! I've just passed through quite a few Vue tutorials until now, and yours served to clarify a few things, kudos for the clarity.
Thank you, Brad. Great as always. I was just thinking which Javascript library or framework should I learn next, thought of Vue and there you were. Amazing tutorial.
Great tutorial!
Perfect for developers that haven't touched VueJS for a few years
I just wanna say thank you for making this.
Yea specially in english
If you're having an issue around 40:00 with v-for, wrap the div in another div like so:
template
div
div key='task.id' v-for'task in tasks"
h3 {task.text} h3
div
div
template
and you're good to go!
From what I understand, the first div created (in that case the one you've added) needs to be unique/alone. Because the v-for was about to create 3 of them, it wouldn't work. Inside the new div, you can have as many as you want but no other div can be at the same level as the one you've added for this fix.
Make sure to read replies to this comment if there are any as I'm only a few hours into my learning so, don't take this as Gospel ;)
I had the same problem today. I added binding with the id, and then it worked, but in VS code that line of code still had a warning. Adding an extra div around that one fixed everything :)
Thanks big time. Was stuck and didn't know a way out
Brad, so after building the same app in ReactJS and VueJS. What is your opinion about them? What's easier? What's more for beginners? I would appreciate an answer. Thanks. :)
I just finished the tutorial in 3 days to better understand the concept. This is a clear and concise tutorial. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much Brad! You are my favorite Instructor
Very useful intro to Vue for me. Definitely helped to clarify why some of the things I was trying to implement in my first Vue project weren’t working as expected. Also appreciated how you broke down your components and showed consideration for resusability of your code (the button in particular).
I'm a normal person. I see a new video from Brad, I hit like.
About to head on to a project that uses Vue frontend and Strapi backend and as a former educator let me just commend you on your teaching methods! Really superb. I learned a lot. Thank you!
Really great tutorial! Clear, straight to the point and covering a lot of useful concepts in detail. Thanks so much!
Gracias Brad, I just started a frontend internship a couple of weeks ago and I got introduced to the codebase on Monday, it's all Vue, so this definitely helps.
UA-cam algorithms and Google tracking man. I just searched Vue on Google and here it is in my recommendations. 😂
nahh. *_BRAD_* is tracking u 😂
I am a huge fan of yours!!! Started with Udemy, and now anywhere I come across your videos I just need to check it!
Thank you for your existence 🚀
Brad, You have some great MERN classes on Udemy. I prefer Vue over React. Would you ever consider a MEVN course on Udemy?
Brad- you know how to really read a room. I just got a job interview with Vue as one of the technologies. and of course, you come out with this video :) Thank again for all your hard work.
Thank you brad! Highly appreciate your great work that we all benefit from 😊
went through the entire vid, i feel so much more comfortable with vue now
Omg you're reading my mind!! I was eagerly waiting for this ❤️
Trust me, ths is the best vuejs crash courses I have come across on UA-cam. But am hhaving issues with the REST API on my PC.
Vue gets some love as well. Been waiting for this.
Thank you, times infinity, Brad 👍🏿.
You're the best explaining, no, really. I've watched other tutorials in english, spanish and french, not only it is well explained but well structured as well. Thanks a lot!!
Just what I was looking for. thank you!
Just love how you explain things, just becomes so easier to work with things.
WooHoo, Boss is back!!!
It's like you read my mind Brad, I am learning vue js and just finished your todo app vue js course two days ago and now you've made a new video🙌🏻
“I hope nobody gets offended by that”
That right there sums up this generation and the current state we live in
Haha, right?
@@TraversyMedia You wouldn't understand because probably everyone you know is very similar to you, but I don't want to watch my friends suffer. These kids are not offended by what you say, just hurt, and that hurt piles up everyday with the smallest of comments. There's just no need to laugh about something that's literally killing children/teens.
For informational purposes, really great tutorial. I know you're creative enough to think of adding a different color for the picture that people can choose, but instead you said i hope nobody gets offended. you can even just say it out loud to be more inclusive, it really isnt hard. i think you just have a bit of internalized transphobia.
Take it easy!
@@d1m216 This reply sums up this generation and the current state we live in.
Accusing someone of 'transphobia' because they put the colors that have represented the 2 genders that exist (not talking about the hundreds of others that people make up for attention) for many centuries!
I think you're just hurt :)
If you're getting an issue with access denial, it's likely because AirPlay receiver runs on on port 5000, if you change the port in the package.json to 5001, everything should work.
Really useful tutorial, just was having issues with the part where you used a proxy to replace "localhost:5000" with "api" in your code at 1:21:32. I'm pretty sure I wrote everything correctly but the tasks wouldn't show up, inspecting the network of lh:8080 just showed that tasks was in 404, it didn't connect. :/
i faced the same issue, realised that my vue.config.js was not in the root folder
@@asuraxsoul_junjie2051 hm. Will try that next time I'm using Vue
i have that erro with 403 and idk y 😭
after seeing your tutorials it is difficult for me to like other UA-camr videos, thanks for such a crystal tutorial
"We'll make sam female "
For some reason this made me crack up 😂
Me too... sounded like "We'll make some female"...
I wish all tutorial were as structured and straight to the point as this one.
This is really good! Thanks a lot
This is the best Vue js crash course I've ever seen.
Thank you for the wonderful course. ❤️
Everytime I think I understand it I don't understand it
Great Tutorial! One of the most efficient tutorials I've seen in terms of relevant information per minute.
me: I know Vue and JS... he: trows async function with await... wait what??
You mean you didn't know async-await, or? I'm a bit confused by your comment :/
u dont know modern JS if u dont know async await. nuff said
HAHAHHA same
@@BobbyBundlez Seriously.
@@stellak.6095 no disrespect to the person who commented that but ya... lol
This is the ideal course, and it arrived at at the correct moment. In the near future, I'll be working on an existing vue project. This lesson is a fantastic way to reintroduce yourself to vue.
After going through all the Vue docs, the whole event emitting upwards through components still wasn't clear to me.
You've made it super simple to understand, thanks a lot mate :)
i'm 1hr 13 minutes in and i've learn way more than i should in a 1hr video, you are a god!
understandable, u make vue is lookin so easy, explaining every single function and how it works, thank you for making this video, it's help me a lot
Took me a week of inneficient studing to complete this, because i i didnt know enought, and a weekend doing it quite faster cause the train i got in the week. Great tutorial, thanks..!
Amazing crash course. I need to learn VUE ASAP cause I got a new job, this course was a jump ahead. Thank you Brad. You rock!
Amazing pace, out-of-the-charts knowledge, perfect guidance. I'm relatively new at this and it helped me to understand the concept literally in 2 hours! Keep up the good work 🤟