The Frontend | Nuxt.js & Storyblok - Building a Complete Blog

[@KayahanKahrman]

This man is a king. I have his other courses on Udemy and all of them are simply best of their types.

[@Angelika-uj6cd]

I love your videos, but I have noticed one issue. * { box-sizing: ...} doesn't applies to ::before and ::after elements, so you need to write *, *::before, *::after { box-sizing: ...}

[@stevendornan7979]

Brilliant Nuxt tutorial Max!

[@Brenopms]

Great series! Looking foward to the next episode

[@academind]

Happy to read that you like it Breno, the next part will be released on Monday!

[@ephraimguo8976]

Really appreciate this tutorial, that's what I need right now！

[@academind]

Thanks a lot for your comment Ephraim, happy to read that you like the video!

[@AbhishekKumar-mq1tt]

Thank u for this awesome video Max, I m waiting for this awesome series

[@academind]

Thanks so much, I'm really happy to hear you're liking it!

[@Maauroviniciius]

Amazing video man, I'm loving it!

[@JanPark]

Great stuff this helped me a lot!! - One note though: At 12:06 the video contains an error.

[@geekyboy7725]

Thanks you for sharing your thoughts I was looking for blog tutorial 😘

[@academind]

So happy to read that you like the video Ambuj, thank you for your comment :)

[@PaulMuston]

Having watched this video and the next couple in the series, they are a really practical introduction to nuxt in conjunction with a headless CMS. Max is excellent, as always.

[@alexandros-markovits]

A lot of informations in one video :) another great series coming

[@academind]

Thank you Alexandros, I really hope that you will enjoy the series!

[@jonasgroendahl]

Great video, looking forward to the storyblok part :)

[@academind]

Me too :)

[@KimcheeOnATaco]

When is the next one coming? Want to get into that Storyblok side of things. 👍🏻😀

[@academind]

The next part will be released on Monday, happy to read that you are interested into Storyblok Jordan :)

[@Andrey-il8rh]

Hey, Max, I see that you fully switched to VS Code. Could you release a video about setting up VS Code and some productivity tips and tricks about using it?

[@academind]

A video like that is definitely on the list, I cannot name an exact date but we try our best to create it in the near future :)

[@Andrey-il8rh]

Academind sounds great, thank you! ;)

[@RafaelMagalhaes93]

been waiting for this thank you

[@academind]

Happy to read that you were looking for the topic Rafael, thank you for sharing this :)

[@Andrey-il8rh]

Thanks a lot, Max! Please, keep Nuxt content coming. Can we expect some content on building admin panel with Nuxt? Maybe ButterCMS ?

[@academind]

I will add Storyblok as a admin backend/ CMS in this series. Building a complete admin backend is not something I'm planning right now to be honest - at least for this miniseries. In general, I'll certainly cover something like this in the future though.

[@yaboirairai]

I love the way you mispronounce "visit". It's adorable. Reminds me of a German girl I used to date.

[@jofftiquez]

You forgot the "no homo" part.

[@bastilavarias7885]

@@jofftiquez lmao no homo

[@viktormatush]

Hey, Maximilian! Vielen Dank! Is there any possibility to change active item in menu. For example not to have any anchor tag in it?

[@dominikdeimel9486]

Ist es möglich, die statischen Seiten auch gut ohne Server zu nutzen? Ich überlege nämlich nuxt js als meine Frontenend Framework für meine Abschlussprüfung zu benutzen. Es muss jedoch möglich sein, dass die statischen Dateien ohne Server benutzt werden können, ohne, dass irgendwas nicht geht.. Falls nuxt nicht geht, lieber komplett statisch? Danke fürs Feedback

[@oluwasegunige2621]

Well done Max and the team. Please, can you guys work on using VueJS with GraphQL and Apollo server. It will be a nice one. Thanks!!!

[@academind]

Thank you so much for both the awesome feedback and the suggestion. GraphQL/ Apollo is definitely on the todo-list!

[@sourishdutta9600]

Hey Max can you please make a video on overall universal app, why this universal apps are faster than spa app and more about the server side rendering things.I look into your web site you use nuxt.js .What made you do that ? As I know Angular or React are faster , then why universal app and how this can be so faster.Please give me some idea on this.You are awesome and your videos are awesome as always.Thank you.

[@Andrey-il8rh]

You could leave most of the initial reset code intact, maybe just delete the button styles. Maybe slightly better approach would be to inherit box-sizing from html rather than setting it on all of the elements explicitly.

In the latest nuxt version install process, they ask for server (node.jjs hosting vs static (jamstack hosting). What s the diff?

[@denniszenanywhere]

did you find out. want to know, too.

@@denniszenanywhere I guess it's simply ssr vs static pages.thks for following up.

[@denniszenanywhere]

@ thanks

[@app300ful]

Where do i find that nuxt-progress class element. So that i can style it on my own? It seems it is styled on the element. I see it on 11:58

[@iNet16]

Hey Max, nice tutorial ! I just have one remark, why do you start straight "To get started & installation" rather than presenting what is Nuxt.js, and what problem does it solve?

[@academind]

Happy to read that you like the video, thank you! Regarding your question: The video should really focus onto the actual implementation, for the general idea behind Nuxt I released an article series ( academind.com/learn/vue-js/nuxt-js-tutorial-introduction/ ) and a video ( academind.com/learn/vue-js/nuxtjs-introduction-project/ ) :)

[@iNet16]

Perfect ! Thanks again :)

[@juliautenkova954]

i guess we can use :style="{ 'background-image': ... }" as well

[@LuisFernandoValenzuela]

44:43 I get "Cannot read property 'id' of undefined, even though i'm passing it 🤔 PS: Turns out i needed to change :to="posts.id" to :to="id" within the PostPreview.vue component

[@brianbartholomew9973]

FYI The es6 property at 19:39 is destructuring:-D

[@mledesma64]

Thank you!

[@xjdn-34-gdndnk-45-aa]

Nice! Very interesting and helpful! Go for build your own university, it will be best!

[@academind]

Thanks so much for your great feedback Artem, this honestly means a lot to me :)

[@xjdn-34-gdndnk-45-aa]

Academind, because of your channel I have a job now and big opportunities! We dont know each other, but even now you have done a lot for me by your tutorials. Now Im waiting for my compensation for work to go on udemy and buy your courses! Plz, keep going, your courses are important not only for me, you are great man! Hope to go to Germany and buy beer for you :) Danke schon!

[@academind]

Congratulations Artem - so awesome to read this! :)

[@heyyy4987]

I would like to know its a good moment thinking using nuxt.js in ecommerce projects. How deploy? Tanks max.

[@academind]

Nuxt.js is a good solution for ecommerce projects, too. There's nothing special about deployment to be honest. Depending on your needs, you can deploy it as a SPA (on a static host) or server-side rendered app (on host which supports Node.js).

[@heyyy4987]

ok..tanks

[@kasvith]

Can you also do a video series about ElectronJS ?

[@academind]

I'm not planning one right now, but I did note the suggestion - thanks a lot for it! :)

[@ВікторБорщов-э2о]

Thank you

[@StreamCenter]

Maximilian is VS code Ninja. Can anyone suggest me good video tutorials on VS code?

[@StreamCenter]

Thanks!

[@ammarmughal91]

Sir please talk about flutter... I want to hear your openion about flutter... I had a look at flutter... And it looks amazing... The features they are providing are very pleasent... Dart is not a complex language in my case if you know java and go through whole documentation then 2 to 3 hours of going through documentation will give you good understanding of dart... Flutter is now in beta... I had experience with react, react-native, angular, native script, ionic, java, swift, go, php, python, django, flux, and tenser flow also... But sir i am looking forward to listen to your openion on flutter... Thanks :)

[@academind]

Thanks for the suggestion! I agree, Flutter is very interesting!

[@ammarmughal91]

Sir would you recommend using flutter for my next project?

[@semuthitam2211]

great tutorial.. but too much teach about styling css.. better you use bootstrap than give much time for core learning in nuxt.js

[@amirzandi]

90% of project focued on css styling... how bad.

[@kawaiifreak97]

got that nuxt config file tho

[@TulioSandoval]

I've seen half of the video already and haven't found anything related to storyblok. Perhaps you should have focus on that, not on Nuxt. Just my opinion. Good content, thought, just not why I came to this video.

[@konainereyaz5437]

Your Style is Osum... But I don't KNow ur Name... Please tell me ur name...

[@prajwalshetty1975]

His name is maximilian schwarzmüller.

[@academind]

Thank you Konaine, happy to read that you like my teaching style! Also thanks a lot to you Prajwal and Ummer for helping out and for your nice words :)

[@prajwalshetty1975]

My pleasure max