This tutorial is an absolute gem! Not only is the instructor a pro at teaching Vue 3, but his soothing voice and clear explanations make it easy to follow along. I could listen to him all day. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making the learning experience enjoyable!
2:24:00 So far so good. Been halfway through the video and I'm in love with it , clear and on point explanation .One suggestion , please add git repo for following through the code snippets. Thanks Jeremy😊!
Man I cannot thank you enough. This is the best Vue tutorial on YT! Your explanations and extensive commentary on reasoning and syntax breakdown is just gold. Really appreciate your effort!
Coming up to halfway on this tutorial and just wanted to express my sincere thanks. I've never been able to get stuck into Vue before but I'm finally starting to understand its merits and how to work with it. Exceptionally well structured course. Very grateful for the time you put into this.
I just finished watching your Vue.js video, and I have to say, it was excellently paced! You explained the solid concepts with great rhetoric, and I really enjoyed every bit of it. Thanks for sharing this valuable content!
It would seem I'm not the first to say, which should all the more go to credit your work here, but I am about half way into following along with your video and I would like to express my gratitude to you for it. I am brand new to coding, I have no work experience in the field nor have I been able to attend a college for computer sciences. I am trying my hardest to develop a new, more lucrative set of skills to change both mine and my partners lives for the better. I thoroughly appreciate the time you've taken to show multiple methods of reaching the same goal and explaining the differences in them, as well as your positive attitude throughout the video. Thank you for the help, is all I'm trying to say, thank you.
This tutorial is one of the best courses I've ever watched. Everything is explained in a very simple way, which makes it easy to follow and learn. Thank you very much!
As English is not my first language, finding a good tutorial recorded in standard English is so difficult. But this video is just the one that I am looking for, friendly to the ones like us taking English as seconds language
It's a really good course!!! I watched it in 1 week completly. Step by step. It was very nice and understandable. I watched this course because I need Vue.js for my work. Thanks for all! King regards.
while writing the code in the markups you paste in is also good practice, it may also be nice to include information regarding where and how you can source those things already finished from the internet.
At intro, I thought this is not for me hearing to all that bgm and 1.5x speed.......but after listening to the explanation in starting with viewjs, I feel blessed😅
when i started learning this cource with you, i really feel that i don't understand anything but after start learning composition api i find that i understand more than what i expect to learn. thank u 🐿
Just finished the first hour and came to thank you for such an amazing tutorial.... Thanks a lot for using your time to help us to be better devs and learn new frameworks.
Great tutorial. However, 2.8 'introducing components', the template syntax in the app.component doesn't appear to be correct. It doesn't like the tick marks around the div.
This is the best vue tutorial I've seen and it's completely free! I have paid for vue tutorials and weren't even close to this quality, BTW has some said that your voice is very similar of the cinemasins narrator? 😅
Man what a tutorial, after searching online for hours, finally found a video which explains everything with absolute preciseness 🙌🏼❤. Subscribed! Also loved the vscode theme, can I know the theme name?
For section 7.4 I cant get the navbar updating after changing :( Ive tried to look back at the code and went back to the event bus creation to see if I did something wrong but I just cant find the error rip.
I helped another person solve this, and I can say for at least that person they had the wrong data() property name in Navbar.vue. It should be "data() { return { theme: 'light', pages: [] } }" where instead of "pages: []" they had "data: []". The quick change where this happens in the video is shortly after 3:22:04
@@yoduh99 THANK YOU, was looking for a solution throughout the comments :), maybe if the composition API would've been used, the compiler would have risen some warnings xd
Incredible Vue.js tutorial! After wanting to know Vue.js, this tutorial made it a breeze. Huge thanks to the creator for simplifying complex concepts. Feeling empowered and ready to dive into Vue.js magic!
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I find this also a great content, great teaching, and really cool animation effects, I enjoy it really much!
Nice Tutorial! Very well described. I can listen to your voice for hours.. Perfectly done!! As some ppl mentioned, it would be cool if you share your IDE settings with us, Extensions/Theme. Your Theme makes more sense to me, than my own.
Perfect!!! , I watched using playback speed of 1.5, not a single time I had to reverse and watch again. It is that clear, Thank you very much. I have a question, Due to certain constraints I have to use CDN (and not the npm way). I have to develop a SPA website having around 100 pages / SFC. What are the major drawbacks of using CDN compared to npm,? Are there any showstopper?
Awesome tutorial. But I can not understand which key you press for shortcuts. For example at time: 26:36. You make them all Pages children. How did you do? Can you explain it. Thank you
Hi! We’re glad you enjoyed the tutorial! At the time 26:36, to make all pages children, you likely used the "Alt" key (or "Option" on Mac) along with a click-and-drag action to quickly nest pages or items in the Vue.js project structure. This shortcut helps in reorganizing items efficiently. Hope this helps, cheers!
thanks for the tutorial. I enjoyed it till section 4.5 but then you added out of nowhere so much code. Would it be an option to provide the sample code? that would be helpful when following along
@@envatotuts thank you very much for replying. It is close but a bit different. What stood out is the common brackets, they're very unique... Never seen these brackets in a programming tutorial. Please reply if you get the correct one... Thanks again
Hello thank you for the great tutorial, I am just stuck right now at the end of the course and I can't get navbar to automatically update changes in the pages. Everything up until that point works great but even with the changes to the listener in Navbar.vue the pages wont update + I got no error in the console and every other thing works. Some kind of source code would be really great.
Hi! Absolute NOOB here.. - got everything up and running - my Index.html code is exactly the same as far as I can tell - got stuck at around 9:30 of the video, where my page doesnt show the softcoded pageTitle and content.. - All I get is {{ pageTitle }} and {{ content }}, so it doesnt get the info from the Vue.createApp script. Any pointers on what I've might have missed? EDIT: Nevermind... fixed it.. was missing one ">" in my code..
I already installed router using "npm install vue-router --save" and "npm install vue-router@next", created routes.js and put "import {createRouter, createWebHashHistory} from 'vue-router' " exactly as you did, but I always get this error when running on browser said "Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'vue-router' in '...........\src'" Please help I tried many ways, but still can't fix.
Im at the end of 7.4 Binding data and working with forms. Has anyone encountered some bug where whenever one tries to edit or cancel on the edit page, I get an error stating: router.push is not a function. What's strange is that it works. If I save the page or reload it, everything gets updated.
Excuse me, I wonder why the nav-ul-li item click does not need to put into COMPUTED and it work properly, but the Toogle button require add to COMPUTED. When will we need COMPUTED?
computed properties run on their own. they rerun whenever any of their reactive dependencies update. you don't tell a computed property to rerun, they just do. it's useful for when you want something to be always be defined based on how something else is defined... if that something else changes, the computed property will automatically change too. methods are used for things like user interactions and only run when explicitely called.
This is what I think. Initially when the page is empty navbar gets created with no links and after that created event is triggered which sets the pages, so because of reactive nature of vuejs the navbar again gets rendered with the links this time.
This tutorial is an absolute gem! Not only is the instructor a pro at teaching Vue 3, but his soothing voice and clear explanations make it easy to follow along. I could listen to him all day. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and making the learning experience enjoyable!
You're very welcome!
ASMR kinda vibes.
no doubt
imp notes:
35:30 - css conditionals
41:53 - computed property
2:24:00 So far so good. Been halfway through the video and I'm in love with it , clear and on point explanation .One suggestion , please add git repo for following through the code snippets. Thanks Jeremy😊!
One of the best I've seen so far. Instructor teaches at a very good pace, such that we can follow. Content and delivery are great!
Man I cannot thank you enough. This is the best Vue tutorial on YT! Your explanations and extensive commentary on reasoning and syntax breakdown is just gold. Really appreciate your effort!
Coming up to halfway on this tutorial and just wanted to express my sincere thanks. I've never been able to get stuck into Vue before but I'm finally starting to understand its merits and how to work with it. Exceptionally well structured course. Very grateful for the time you put into this.
Found this precisely when I needed it. 30 minutes in and I know I’ll stay there until the end. Thanks so much
One of the few courses on youtube that I have actually followed completely till the end. Thanks a lot🙇
Almost done with my MEVN app. Just need to go over Vue again. ITs been a year since iv done anything with it. This is just perfect timing by Envato.
Fortunately, Envato Tutorials never disappointed me. It has the most simply explained courses without any doubt.
Starting my journey with Vue and this was my first tutorial. As a beginner, it's really good!
One of the best courses I've ever seen. Thank you for your work
If this teaches me Vue, i will love your channel forever
I just finished watching your Vue.js video, and I have to say, it was excellently paced! You explained the solid concepts with great rhetoric, and I really enjoyed every bit of it. Thanks for sharing this valuable content!
The only tutorial that actually worked, thanks
I was skeptical about using UI libraries thinking they were unnecessarily complex but this really told me its very easy. thanks man!
It would seem I'm not the first to say, which should all the more go to credit your work here, but I am about half way into following along with your video and I would like to express my gratitude to you for it. I am brand new to coding, I have no work experience in the field nor have I been able to attend a college for computer sciences. I am trying my hardest to develop a new, more lucrative set of skills to change both mine and my partners lives for the better. I thoroughly appreciate the time you've taken to show multiple methods of reaching the same goal and explaining the differences in them, as well as your positive attitude throughout the video. Thank you for the help, is all I'm trying to say, thank you.
New achievement unlocked: 🎉 The first long TH-cam tutorial that I actually completed and didn't leave halfway through.
This tutorial is one of the best courses I've ever watched. Everything is explained in a very simple way, which makes it easy to follow and learn. Thank you very much!
You're very welcome!
Great tutorial. Enjoying a lot. But should have a git repo along with it. Hard to follow the code. Git repo would be easy for reference.
As English is not my first language, finding a good tutorial recorded in standard English is so difficult. But this video is just the one that I am looking for, friendly to the ones like us taking English as seconds language
It's a really good course!!! I watched it in 1 week completly. Step by step. It was very nice and understandable. I watched this course because I need Vue.js for my work. Thanks for all!
King regards.
Glad it was helpful!
I hate front-end development but this tutorial made me hate it less
while writing the code in the markups you paste in is also good practice, it may also be nice to include information regarding where and how you can source those things already finished from the internet.
At intro, I thought this is not for me hearing to all that bgm and 1.5x speed.......but after listening to the explanation in starting with viewjs, I feel blessed😅
when i started learning this cource with you, i really feel that i don't understand anything but after start learning composition api i find that i understand more than what i expect to learn.
thank u 🐿
I love the way how you explain complex concepts easily, Thats a great Vue course so far and thank u so much♥
One of the best Vue js video in the entire TH-cam
Best tutorial on vue
First recommended video for learning vue as a beginner
Hope you enjoyed it!
Just finished the first hour and came to thank you for such an amazing tutorial.... Thanks a lot for using your time to help us to be better devs and learn new frameworks.
i love this man's voice
Great tutorial. However, 2.8 'introducing components', the template syntax in the app.component doesn't appear to be correct. It doesn't like the tick marks around the div.
Great tutorial, straight to the point with detailed explanations and you never stray off into random tangents, also great voice xD
This is the best vue tutorial I've seen and it's completely free! I have paid for vue tutorials and weren't even close to this quality, BTW has some said that your voice is very similar of the cinemasins narrator? 😅
Thanks Guru, for this amazing content.
Glad you liked it!
This is an absolute treasure! Thank you very much!
Man what a tutorial, after searching online for hours, finally found a video which explains everything with absolute preciseness 🙌🏼❤. Subscribed!
Also loved the vscode theme, can I know the theme name?
For section 7.4 I cant get the navbar updating after changing :( Ive tried to look back at the code and went back to the event bus creation to see if I did something wrong but I just cant find the error rip.
I'm also looking for solution to this, please let me know if you have solved it
@@darkerzyeow3628 did you solve it yet?
I helped another person solve this, and I can say for at least that person they had the wrong data() property name in Navbar.vue. It should be "data() { return { theme: 'light', pages: [] } }" where instead of "pages: []" they had "data: []". The quick change where this happens in the video is shortly after 3:22:04
omg bro i've been looking for a mistake for hours, thank you very much@@yoduh99
@@yoduh99 THANK YOU, was looking for a solution throughout the comments :), maybe if the composition API would've been used, the compiler would have risen some warnings xd
Vue Cli ? this was deprecated since version 3.2.
recommend you to read the official docs how to install vue using npm.
This course is soo legend. Thank you very much!
The only Vue tutorial I need to learn the basics. Tried every videos out there but this is the best for me.
Source Code would have been dope. But apart of that: very nice tutorial.
Why Vue CLI when it's on maintenance mode, even the official version says to use vite instead of Vue CLI 🤔🤔?
Done watching, new subscriber here👋. I'm looking forward for vue + laravel tutorial.
Thank you so much, it is helping me to learn basics as well as key fundamentals of VueJS. Also can you please tell what VS Code theme are you using?
Hello, I think he is using Community Material Theme High Contrast.
Incredible Vue.js tutorial! After wanting to know Vue.js, this tutorial made it a breeze.
Huge thanks to the creator for simplifying complex concepts.
Feeling empowered and ready to dive into Vue.js magic!
I find this also a great content, great teaching, and really cool animation effects, I enjoy it really much!
Nice Tutorial! Very well described. I can listen to your voice for hours.. Perfectly done!!
As some ppl mentioned, it would be cool if you share your IDE settings with us, Extensions/Theme. Your Theme makes more sense to me, than my own.
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, I think he is using Community Material Theme High Contrast.
I have been using react for a while now, but this video has made me decide to start using vue, it makes so much more sense than react
It's so crazy that tutorials like this exist for free. Thank you
If we make pagesStore reactive(), then some events can be removed
Perfect!!! , I watched using playback speed of 1.5, not a single time I had to reverse and watch again. It is that clear, Thank you very much. I have a question, Due to certain constraints I have to use CDN (and not the npm way). I have to develop a SPA website having around 100 pages / SFC. What are the major drawbacks of using CDN compared to npm,? Are there any showstopper?
Were you able to achieve it? Will like to hear from you😊
Hey, what's your vscode Theme ? thanks ! :)
Hello how did you do 18:08 the shortcut where you were making the links into objects
Brilliant . Thank you so much . I wanted to try my hands on vue . Here we go
Glad I could help
@@envatotuts can you make video about Json for javascript please
Awesome tutorial. But I can not understand which key you press for shortcuts. For example at time: 26:36. You make them all Pages children. How did you do? Can you explain it. Thank you
Hi! We’re glad you enjoyed the tutorial! At the time 26:36, to make all pages children, you likely used the "Alt" key (or "Option" on Mac) along with a click-and-drag action to quickly nest pages or items in the Vue.js project structure. This shortcut helps in reorganizing items efficiently. Hope this helps, cheers!
thanks for the tutorial.
I enjoyed it till section 4.5 but then you added out of nowhere so much code. Would it be an option to provide the sample code? that would be helpful when following along
Stop the video and copy, dude
Thank you for the course!
Good tutorial, but section 7.4 just doesn't work. the [...] does nothing at all.
make sure "pages" is a variable in your data() section. should be "data() { return { theme: 'light', pages: [] } }"
@@yoduh99 omg its actually it thank you so much
A really excellent tutorial, thank you
Wonderful tutorial! I would just like to know if the starter project repository is shared, because I can't seem to find any link.
Thanks for your effort.
No worries!
what is theme ? Looks very nice.
Thank you so much for sharing this material, I am enjoying it a lot
Happy to hear that!
Thank for the tutorial.
I have a question not related to vue.
How do you use zsh inside powershell?
25:05
55:00
1:32:18
for my later use
Any recomendations for vscode setup ? thanks
may I know what vscode theme that you're using ?
Started learning vue :
Createapp, mount
V-for
v-bind / :href
Thank you , this is a piece of art .
Wow, thank you!
Thank you very much
Thank you so much, I really appreciate what you have done. Brilliant 🥰
You’re welcome 😊
the best explanations 👏👏👏
Glad you think so!
"...of course it will, we wrote this" 41:32 you got me right there 🙌🙌 that line is a classic,, will follow you to the ends of the earth
The styling from the bootstrap package doesn't seem to be applying, any idea why?
This is kind of a noob question but can you please tell what font you're using on your vs code? It looks cool
I think it’s Menlo (?)
@@envatotuts thank you very much for replying. It is close but a bit different. What stood out is the common brackets, they're very unique... Never seen these brackets in a programming tutorial. Please reply if you get the correct one... Thanks again
Thanks for this tutorial!
thankyou so much jeremy🥰
Hello thank you for the great tutorial, I am just stuck right now at the end of the course and I can't get navbar to automatically update changes in the pages. Everything up until that point works great but even with the changes to the listener in Navbar.vue the pages wont update + I got no error in the console and every other thing works. Some kind of source code would be really great.
Hi! Absolute NOOB here..
- got everything up and running
- my Index.html code is exactly the same as far as I can tell
- got stuck at around 9:30 of the video, where my page doesnt show the softcoded pageTitle and content..
- All I get is {{ pageTitle }} and {{ content }}, so it doesnt get the info from the Vue.createApp script.
Any pointers on what I've might have missed?
EDIT: Nevermind... fixed it.. was missing one ">" in my code..
Super useful guide! By the way what font are you using in VSCode? :)
I already installed router using "npm install vue-router --save" and "npm install vue-router@next", created routes.js and put "import {createRouter, createWebHashHistory} from 'vue-router' " exactly as you did, but I always get this error when running on browser said "Module not found: Error: Can't resolve 'vue-router' in '...........\src'"
Please help I tried many ways, but still can't fix.
loved it
Im at the end of 7.4 Binding data and working with forms. Has anyone encountered some bug where whenever one tries to edit or cancel on the edit page, I get an error stating: router.push is not a function. What's strange is that it works. If I save the page or reload it, everything gets updated.
Thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial.
Your welcome.
How did you change code font and what font it is ?
Excuse me, I wonder why the nav-ul-li item click does not need to put into COMPUTED and it work properly, but the Toogle button require add to COMPUTED. When will we need COMPUTED?
computed properties run on their own. they rerun whenever any of their reactive dependencies update. you don't tell a computed property to rerun, they just do. it's useful for when you want something to be always be defined based on how something else is defined... if that something else changes, the computed property will automatically change too. methods are used for things like user interactions and only run when explicitely called.
well created very inspiring and educating tx
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can I have the compete (final version) source code for this demo/video?
Thanks so much 🌹 keep it up ☺️
Can i have source code? it seems something getting wrong with my code when i try to apply underline to text
this is helpful ❤
Thanks
Very good tutorial. Can you share the code?
but why is 2 nav bars generated at 1:48:41. Pls help
This is what I think. Initially when the page is empty navbar gets created with no links and after that created event is triggered which sets the pages, so because of reactive nature of vuejs the navbar again gets rendered with the links this time.
We are waiting
Nice voice. Like CNN reporter.
Hi, the urls for the course materials are not working, any one got them on github?
in 1:51:38 you can do v-if="pages[activePage]" because if type of pages[activePage] is undefined it will be false