Vue.js Course for Beginners [2021 Tutorial]

[@Bigman74066]

I like how you didn't edit out mistakes you made. This only adds to the learning experience. Great job! Tnx!

[@bonnyboet6613]

Thank you for this course! As a non-native English speaker I really appreciate your clear way of speaking and keeping to the main points. It made it really easy to understand.

[@tthtlc]

i find your way of teaching so exciting and catching my FULL attention all the time: making mistakes, showing the results of the mistakes, explaining it, and then correcting it, and continue,.....and repeating again.....every mistakes is different and it just makes me learn SO MUCH.

[@TlNYDlCK]

To fix the icon issue in the ProductCard.vue class in the html tag you will want set the tag just under to be :class="class_type". So it will look like: And then in the scripts in the data function you'll want to add a class_type variable using a template literal with the class you want. So data() looks like: data () { return { quantity: 0, class_type: `icofont-10x icofont-${this.product.icon}` } }

[@Japaneseyap]

these are the types of videos that play overnight when i leave my youtube on

[@MrSkme]

If you want to try the splendid food app basic demo you have to delete node_modules and package-lock.json and run "npm install" in the terminal first. Then you can run "npm start".

[@compeng5436]

thanks mate, it helps!

[@lorieldesamito3998]

just running the npm install did it for me. i have no backgroud in node and had to do a little search for this to work.

[@silvavadney2267]

Thank So Much!!! Was struggling a lot with this part.. 😢

[@hilbillymnst1324]

If they were explaining things at school that way, you'd catch thing way quicker. Simple but profound. Helluva tutorial.

[@tomstock8634]

This lengthy tutorial was relaxing and very pleasant to listen to as well as incredibly informative. Thank you so much for this.

[@jakebush8941]

This is the best video I have found for Vue 3. My company gives us full access to PluralSight and there's nothing even close to as good as this on there. WELL DONE.

[@rachelsensenig]

This was a great course - very clear. I liked being stepped through creating Vue on an HTML file up through creating an app using Vue CLI. I also appreciated being shown how to debug using the Vue dev tools. For those about to watch this video - make sure you have this on your browser before you start!

[@DaniloMotaSoares]

Thanks for the tip!

[@caballero75RS]

I solved the products icon problem this way You're welcome

[@chopman83]

I'm really enjoying the course so far! However, you have a typo in your chapter listings. Components are listed as starting at 1:29:20, but it should be 29:20...it's causing the following chapters to be out of sync. Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[@baskaisimkalmamisti]

This could be the best explanation style I ever saw in 20 years.

[@henryhsu9517]

For beginners, the example 1:05:45 could be viewed as the following. inputs:[ { labelt: 'Email', value: '', typet: 'email' }, { labelt: 'Password', value: '', typet: 'password' } ], template: `{{labelp}} `, props: ['labelp', 'typep', 'modelValue'],

[@codingcat9052]

i'm newbie , i can see `labelp`, `typep` mean `labelProp`, `typeProp` but may i ask u what do the `labelt`, `typet` mean , do u mean `labelTemplate`, `typeTemplate` ? thank you

[@SoshJam]

@@codingcat9052 think it's labeltext and typetext

[@rockfield64returns67]

Time stamp that I got from some random comment here on KZbin. Intro ⌨ (0:00:00) Introduction ⌨ (0:01:03) What is Vue.js? ⌨ (0:05:40) Vue 3 Setup Basic usage ⌨ (0:12:17) Vue JS Directives ⌨ (0:19:48) Events and Methods ⌨ (0:29:20) Components ⌨ (0:39:27) Component Props ⌨ (0:57:30) Loops ⌨ (1:06:09) Lifecycle Hooks Adding Vue.js to a static site ⌨ (1:14:30) App Demo ⌨ (1:26:45) Adding Items to Cart ⌨ (1:43:22) Dynamic Content ⌨ (2:15:54) Reuseable Components Single Page Application with Vue CLI ⌨ (2:26:20) Vue CLI ⌨ (2:32:48) Vue Folder Structure ⌨ (2:43:58) Top Nav ⌨ (2:48:45) Styling with SASS ⌨ (3:00:25) Application Pages ⌨ (3:06:07) Sidebar ⌨ (3:20:46) Adding Items to Cart ⌨ (3:24:46) Finishing Up (Card component)

[@josephbirara2493]

This course is the best Vuejs course you can get all over the internet. thank you

[@anazabalo3379]

Her voice is so soothing that I just fall sleep every 20 minutes. Great explanation though

[@mj2068]

for people wondering @2:45:25 that multi selection same tag name editing, the magic move is "ctrl+shift+l". you're welcome

[@zoltanhorvathandsomenumbers]

I really appreciate Gwen's calm voice and her straightforward style. Very good tutorial, I really enjoyed it! :)

[@M.......A]

1:18:04 if it is your first time working with npm, do not forget to first type npm install to be able to run the npm start

[@jiriboudik9210]

Thank you a lot!!! I was lost for a while, but your comment saved me.

[@davidbryanramboy5043]

thanks

[@jesussandoval4969]

Your voice is so soothing when you speak. I learned a lot from this tutorial and you earned a follower. Thank you!

[@mauromarchesan9463]

If anyone in 2023 is having problems with gyp errors when running npm install, just check node version compatibility. For example node version 20+ works with node-sass 9.0

[@brokko_le3]

I'm glad you start of saying that Vue can be used to slowly upgrade older software without needing a complete rewrite from the start. I've looked at angular in the past and that was exactly what I was afraid of. I more or less picked Vue based on first impressions, but I wasn't sure about this. A whole rewrite would simply be too much. Your first examples putting Vue in script tags within HTML page takes a load of my mind too. I was getting the idea that having separate js files was the only way, not just good practice. Every other tutorial did it like that. Separating JS from the HTML by itself would also already be a huge overhaul, so I love knowing I can quite safely upgrade everything step by step and page by page even. Thanks. Now I know I picked the right tool.

[@R4venshore]

Jesus Christ. Tutorial is great, but omg what did I get myself into. As someone that has done plenty of coding on your typical C#, Swift, Java, Python, even some and CSS back in the day, is JS and those frameworks different or what...it literally feels like they had a CSS developer create a programming language...

[@mensaswede4028]

Yeah all the modern web app frameworks are like this. If you were designing a web framework from scratch in a vacuum then it would look nothing like anything we have today. For starters, JavaScript is just not a good foundational design for large projects. These things have been bootstrapped for over 2 decodes to incrementally achieve purposes for which their original design was never intended. The various tooling and frameworks do work, and they are passable, but not what any architect would design if you could wipe the slate clean and start over.

[@Alexander-qz6px]

I know what you mean. Was the online shop production painful or what? (In so many ways, even for a demo. I hope noone is ever structuring a cart system like this, but students copy their teachers....)

[@mourad505]

@@mensaswede4028 For a new developer who'd like to do his own freelance work one day and not be engulfed by the bloated JS frameworks arms-race, what would you suggest?

[@mensaswede4028]

@@mourad505 Suck it up and learn JS. It’s all there is.

[@ramakrishnamishra8179]

Feel the same

[@jaykay7932]

I recently created a html component using vue for the company I work for (mainly for my benefit of actually getting vue experience). I was able to implement a template containing a html table (rows of data with a column for a item and a column for number of items) Further to this I implement a drop down which had an onchange Ajax event which changed the counts in the mentioned html table. I did this using vues v-for, v-if and value attributes. I was impressed with how easily you can populated the DOM with data for both tables and drop downs! Looking forward to next implementing a template with a vue component (ie a more complex interface) All of this I did without using the CLI as I have zero node experience

[@PerryCodes]

"Course Contents" can use a little work... Your time for the "Components" section should be 0:29:20 instead of 01:29:20 :) Also, the "Loops" segment isn't listed. It's located at 0:57:30.

[@tobeagoofy]

In just 30 minutes of video I was able to learn so much in Vue, thanks.

[@sayedahmadnaweed1]

@everyone, This tutorial structured very well using real world common daily facing problems. I recommend to watch and practice along the way. It is one of the great tutorial I have ever seen.

[@gueyenono]

I just completed the course. Thank you very much. It was excellent!

[@thegreatprogrammer5937]

I had a backend in express and today I had thought to learn and use Vue for frontend... And got this today itself.... What a coincidence

[@fdg6935]

Yeah Same here

[@ahmednabil5005]

same here

[@codewithtae6637]

The issue at 2:05:36 occurs because the accumulator wasn't set to 0 to begin with! Object.keys and Object.values should return the object names and value in order!:)

[@poldiaz]

solution???

[@AhmedABED-km6fv]

I like when you did an array of objects to create a form

[@jcdevelopment3392]

If you're watching this later like myself, and are having issues running app demo, a core npm package requires python. Make sure you have python installed before running npm install.

[@yassertarek2488]

A great Course in a great way which at first seemed to me to be sloppy, but with perseverance everything became clear. Thanks a lot ! ♥

[@Lucifer-xk9de]

Faraday....which bring me back to high school, physics class..

[@bashrjj]

For people stuck installing devDependencies after cloning 'vue3-fcc-course-basic-product-cart-demo'... you need to update the dependency versions in package.json (eg. concurrently^5.1.0 -> concurrently^7.0.0) this can be automated with `npm i -g npm-check-updates` (needs sudo on unix-based systems) then by running npm-check-updates -u (INSIDE the 'vue3-fcc-course-basic-product-cart-demo' directory) then FINALLY.. npm install.

[@xo2895]

Thanks a lot! Helped me.

[@brandtjryan]

Helped me too, many thanks

[@VeereshPatel15]

Hi, if u dont mine please do videos on 1. Why / when/ what actually frontend/ backend devoloper need for software industry 2. What actually frontend developers do in realtime Scinorio Or when project assigned 3... Realtime frontend development tasks 4.. If project started what are the different tasks need to do--))by the frontend devoloper.. 5..Easy way to to crack any angular interviews with 3+ experience/10lack package ------) )) 6..Top 20 program's to cover entire angular syllabus.----)) 7...Top 10 angular concepts Please explain by taking one example/project 8...what type of skills (soft/technical)really need for industry 9... 4+ experience of frontend devoloper need to update what type of skills

[@dimuthumunaweera8690]

you can find answers for most of these if you do some research so i encourage you to do so! cheers!

[@souravjamwal77]

And I was just reading the Vue js docs for project structure when this popped up

[@kosyauzer4787]

Vue devs: Vue is very simple and straightforward and beginners friendly also them: Lemme show you how to make simple log in form *proceeds to building a nuclear power plant

[@webinatic216]

In Angular we are building schematics to land people on Mars just for your first name in the input field.

[@lexxluey]

@@webinatic216 LMAO. i agree with both comments

[@ugochukwuumerie6378]

😆 🤣 😂

[@WowaDreamer]

This is a great tutorial! Well paced

[@darksideishere]

Vue is unbelievable! One of the best things that I've learned. Thank you so much for this!

[@bikashkumardash5652]

Very nice but if you would have included the Vuetify then it would be much better.😃. Thanks for making this incredible video.

[@Abdulrehman.M]

Coding may not be fun but learning how to code is fun and immersive

[@shifronim8950]

Oh, Gwendolyn is back!

[@tobisamuel8940]

At last

[@MissBoom135]

Fantastic course thank you! This was my first delve into using Vue and you explained everything very well 🔥

[@dineshpaskaran]

This is sure premium content.. and so thankful that its free. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@darou.darmani]

سلام دوست عزیزم فوق العاده بود واقعا کیف کردم دمتون گرم امیدوارم بتونی هر چه زودتر در یوتوب به درامد بزرگی برسی ، با افتخار فالو شدید ممنون میشم فالومون کنید

[@husseinhammoud9865]

I like the way you teach programming, thanks for the effort you put on this video

[@kasperskyns]

Nicely structured and presented, easy to understand.. pleasant voice. I really enjoyed it.

[@drivewithritik]

Oh my god, I am waiting for this kind of Vue Tutorial. And You uploaded it. God bless You ❤️

[@mohammadravand4351]

this is best and will completed it and start learning vuejs, thank you for this perfect course.

[@abirajrajendran2327]

I started vueJS just a week ago,,, and this will be a great help, thanks team 🙌🏼❤️

[@aammssaamm]

Waste of time.

[@EPrimeify]

@@aammssaamm why is it a waste of time?

[@aammssaamm]

@@EPrimeify Same hardcoded HTML like Angular and React.

[@fariduzzamaansari1656]

@@aammssaamm Can you offer a bit more insight to your opinion?

[@aammssaamm]

@@fariduzzamaansari1656 It's obvious: they all promise dev speed, and you end up writing HTML and inline handlers by hands all the way in components which are supposed to be reusable, but in reality they cannot be re-used across different project due to their complexity. State management - it's a pure nightmare as per those who know it inside out. It can be way simpler and faster.

[@val_ery1445]

The course raises many questions (for me, as a complete noob). For example, getting data from a json file. Or work with the "add to cart" functionality. Here, in general, Gwen's actions resemble magic. With movement through the code (up and down), the use of variables (where is the index ?, where is the inventory ?, where is the product? And why is the inventory initially in the cycle, where there is already a product?) ... It's almost impossible to repeat this ( It's a pity...

[@tz2756]

This is where the backend comes into play, I would suggest looking at a video that explains the relationship between backend and frontend. Backend sends data (for example in JSON format) which is then processed by frontend.

[@billyzman666]

This is awesome! Thank you. One of the best educational videos I have watched on youtube. The sites design is quite an eye sore though haha, gonna have to update that.

[@erwinaditya9824]

OMG! what I was waiting for from the previous version is here

[@doraemon5990]

I'm glad I stumbled upon this tutorial. You speak very calm and without loads of filler sentences. Thank you 😄.

[@ListenAlQuran]

the looks so awesome.... love your recordings to such an extent!

[@brijwish7083]

Awesome tutorial for new learner and appreciated. Many small useful things are used in between that one should learn about javascript before appearing an interview.Thanks May God bless you long and happy life.

[@ВасилисаХон-я6д]

Gwen has such an ASMR voice, sooooo relaxing

[@mamurolimov]

sound quality is incredible

[@ThorloX69]

Just a quick tip for anyone who gets a little blind when it comes to HTML, You can add /*Html*/ in front of the template like this /*HTML*/ `Code` it'll work the same, but will have the HTML setup :)

[@galfromtheinternet]

thank you very much for this tutorial!!!! always grateful for your free education!

[@ambig1]

Tried to follow this tutorial for a month or so (new to front end) but after more than a month I feel that it is all over the place after 30 minutes into the video. Hopefully I will try come back again. Bad thing about vue 3 is not many tutorial on youtube and too many react or angular tutorials

[@vaibhavmatere18]

45:06 emailLabel and passwordLabel used interchangable here by mistake. 49:59 fixed; re-arranged. (for those who are following this tutorial)

[@clustersnake]

I'll never get tired or vuejs or Gwen videos!

[@FaradayAcademy]

Thanks :)

[@jun-uen0]

Great course!! Easy to understand. Thank you! I will check out other video courses on your channel!!

[@u2okn]

Great video! It is the best learning video I've found yet. Thanks for that great content.

[@senatorcox7171]

Thanks very much, great course, I like the concept and how you highlighted problems that can be encountered using the Vue CDN but then solve them all in your CLI version of the course.

[@surajitdas6555]

Very good tutorial. First step for learning vue js is done now. Will create a similar app myself

[@thomasgaylard7219]

Thank you for creating such a clear and engaging tutorial. It really helped me to understand some of the key concepts of Vue and has stood me in good stead as I start to build my app. You have a rare talent for teaching, and presenting ideas in a concise but clear way. I will be on the look out for more of your tutorials.

[@sammacsammac]

Amazing, thank you very much, Gwen. It is exactly what fits in my noobish experience!

[@guliyevshahriyar]

Thank you very much, Gwen Faraday! This course taught me tons of Web Programming knowledge. Looks forward to watch more from you in the Internet 😊😊 Keep up teaching good!

[@VigneshDhakshinamoorthy]

That’s very cool you can continue the board vs a computer. ❤thanks for sharing.

[@redblues9566]

I'm really thanks for your teaching. You are the best!!! from South Korea.

[@robertprescott9577]

Hello, is this really a beginner course? seems a bit advanced. I am a total newbie. Do you have any courses that are for newbies?

[@khanhvynguyen7858]

if you find this advanced, it should learn HTML, CSS, JS course first before diving into Vue

[@maxrichard8852]

Great course. Enjoyed it very much to the end! Waiting for more!!!

[@Tukooldegreat]

Awesome, Is there a playlist for this tutorial?

[@TristanBailey]

Great pacing to get started. With the odd pause needed to go try it out.

[@trycode-sl]

I love this video. Food icons are not added to the food card.

[@nikhilkaushal1615]

Great course! It really helps to get the basic Vue knowledge.

[@Naton]

1hour in, I'm starting to feel how much simpler Svelte is than vue or angular.

[@davidatebisun]

Nice one. This course is enough for a review for me. I have been working with nuxt for a while I just needed a review with vue way of things

[@mathsandsciencechannel]

Great video sir. Your calc videos has really helped me a lot and inspired me to help others also. Also started learning programing so this video will help a lot.. ♥️♥️♥️

[@MagicPlants]

lmao sir you def didn't watch it

[@gowdhamt1651]

Thanks for the wonderful tutorial, helped me in understanding basics of Vue js. Is there any follow up tutorials(like vuex state mgmt) on vue js released?

[@dannydoc3085]

Hi great tutorial What color theme are you using on Vscode?

[@guilhermealves577]

CyberDud soft

[@grilledpikachu]

Simplest fix for the issue of 'product.icon' not being visible @1:49:18: Vue.js cannot dynamically bind class names directly within the template syntax like done in the video. Here, we are using binding which allows us to dynamically bind classes. And the array syntax ensures that both 'icofont-10x' and `icofont-${product.icon}` classes are applied to the element.

[@riccardoguitar]

First of all, thank you for your always top contents! I was enjoying the course so far, but..when we putted sass in, it started to shout at me with errors - solved clicking on the top-right x sign of the overlay and I was able to still see and use the page. I could not install the sass-loader, in any suggested way. I tried to re-do the entire project installing css pre-processor at "vue create" stage - nothing to do, other tons of errors and this time nothing on screen. I have to give up. So bad, I was learning a lot. Please, take a look at this points if you have the time, may be it could need just some few adjustements to make the course still fully enjoyable.

[@samiulsalehin1266]

Great video, thank you so much. Can you kindly tell me which plugin are you using for auto suggestion?

[@nandanvyas7788]

Best vue_js tutorial for beginners

[@techicode0]

I always enjoying your tutorials. It's very helpful you have the quality to teach.... I'm extremely interested to learn more from you.

[@DrNightling]

The time stamp for Components is incorrect. It should be 0:29:20 instead of 1:29:20.

[@JustAZivi]

This tutorial is awesome! Great teacher!

[@LevisRaju]

I was waiting for an updated version.

[@carlosc4223]

44:38 without regsitering my component "custom-input" it still works!

[@phenixbd]

Many thanks. Nice instruction. But props and using loops are confusing in some points

[@alin-alexandru-peter]

If you are really good with React, or even are at some medium level it'll be damn easy. You just need to understand the syntax and some other easy things.

[@daviddq]

Awesome introduction. Thanks a lot

[@marinabrunello7166]

Very nice tutorial, but it think it would have been great if you had fixed the icon problem! :)

[@jileisun6865]

Thanks for the great lesson! Where to download the related code such as the shop cart exercise?

[@piotr_sss]

Virtual DOM is actually making these older frameworks slower... Svelte and SolidJS shows how much you can improve performance by not using VDOM.

[@denniszenanywhere]

Curious to know how Svelte is best explained without using VDOM.