Recreating This BEAUTIFUL Nuxt Effect

[@bradleygerrits5983]

Quick, easy, and looks great as well!
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[@LearnVue]

Vueuse is the MVP 😅

[@JaimitoAleman]

@@LearnVue YOU the MVP 👍 Love your content

[@Calebwaldner]

You killed it, great job.

[@nitanor6475]

Inspirational and informative - many thanks!

[@Asia_Bangladesh]

we want more video like this

[@samnmeje3486]

this is fire !!

[@itsmnthn]

quick easy and lit 🔥

[@CapitaineToinon]

Hell yeah nailed it

[@LearnVue]

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[@AnujKaithwas]

This is cool. But how do you even call this screen while the app is loading just how nuxt does it by default.or even show a loading percentage.

[@LearnVue]

for the nuxt loading screen, they can't use Vue because it's shown while the dev server is starting so it's a static HTML file.
but for user apps, we can use either conditional rendering, suspense components, or something similar to make it load.

[@RaphaelAlejandro]

Nice. I’m stuck with Nuxt 2. I hope to migrate to Nuxt 3 soon.

[@LearnVue]

i hope you get a chance too 😎

[@kasvith]

same, our app is too big to migrate now

[@inesbarros3847]

✨ beautiful

[@mj695067]

Which theme and font you use for vs code?

[@perfect.stealth]

After watching your videos i realized that i suck at Vue

[@claytsunami8084]

This looks really interesting, but I am not able to get it to follow the mouse. When I do what you have taught, then it throws me an error saying that the variables x and y are referenced before they are defined. Any way you can please help me with this?
Edit: I fixed it
I had to add a setup function in my script tag because I was using an export over there

[@LNSFLIVE]

is this using tailwind?

[@notsmoothie]

Almost definitely yes. Or at least something pretty similar

[@cesswhite]

Yes, TailwindCSS, but I prefer UnoCSS

[@heroe1486]

​@@cesswhiteAre you sure it's tailwind ? Those bg-green-500/30 and from-80% (would expect from-[80℅]) don't feel like it

[@s4ndeep1203]

i love your channel

[@LearnVue]