Love these videos and all your blog posts Alexander. They are just right for people like me who already learned the basics of Nuxt but needs to learn about best practices and more advanced concepts. Please keep these coming!
Thank you so much! That is exactly why I started these videos. There is so much beginner content but intermediate/advanced is scarce. I hope to change that 🙌🏻
Actually I’ve written an article some years ago about it! www.lichter.io/articles/vue-hydration-error/ But I’ll make sure to update it to Nuxt 3 in the future 👌🏻 And then maybe a video too 👀
Thank you for those valuable information, i will mange to use it with my api calls. But the question is when we will start feeling about performance degradation ? I mean how many refs we could use before getting a performance issue?
You are welcome! Sadly you can't give a one-fits-all estimate for this scenario. It highly depends on the data you are dealing with (e.g. how big / nested) and the operations you perform 😊 But in general I'd suggest using the "right tool" for the job, e.g. when you know data will be only replaced, use a shallowRef 👌
@@TheAlexLichter Is there any way to have a paid workshop with you, i am trying to use clean architecture using vue and nuxt, and i have some concerns about my approach of using states and other layers 😅😅
hi alexander, can you contribute to nuxt docs? please revise data fetching, you wrote data fetching best practices in nuxt. Honestly playing with API in react is easier than vue (nuxt). Maybe Daniel Roe could also help, revise together. I'm still confused about the best and correct way to use REST/GraphQL on nuxt. The point is related to the API
hello I want to ask how do I become proficient in front end, I have learned javascript and typescript on Udemy, the focus is on the vue ecosystem and if I can do full stack by relying on nuxt, I've been almost 2 years and still think I can't do anything and still I don't have a single project yet, I'm asking for your advice because I'm confused, Sorry I vented here, I just wanted to ask for your opinion
Hey ✌ IMO the best way to grow more is by doing a project. That can be something like a personal portfolio, a fun app to make your daily life easier or an open source project. Courses for JS, TS + Vue in the beginning help a lot, but at some point you need "real-world" experience 😊 Also, by doing a few "smaller" projects, it is easier to apply too, especially because you can open source them as well, showing that you have some experience. Hope that helps 😋
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Love these videos and all your blog posts Alexander. They are just right for people like me who already learned the basics of Nuxt but needs to learn about best practices and more advanced concepts. Please keep these coming!
Thank you so much! That is exactly why I started these videos. There is so much beginner content but intermediate/advanced is scarce. I hope to change that 🙌🏻
Another great video!
Love the delivery, short and straight to the point
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much, you explained it so well. I read the documentation and I didn't understand what it meant until I watched your video on it
Wonderful! You are welcome 🙏
This video is awesome and so easy to understand. Thank you
Glad it was helpful! 🙌
keep creating these videos Alex we need these :D
Will keep going! 🔥
thanks a lot , you mention good tips,do you have any idea for transforming data in vue3 or nuxt 3or nuxt4??
Great quality content there! 🚀
Glad you enjoyed it Jakub 🙏
Please talk about hydration miss match in nuxt thank you!
Actually I’ve written an article some years ago about it! www.lichter.io/articles/vue-hydration-error/
But I’ll make sure to update it to Nuxt 3 in the future 👌🏻
And then maybe a video too 👀
this help me a lot, I've forced to use shallowRef passing a component to a router-view
You are welcome 😊
Thank you for those valuable information, i will mange to use it with my api calls.
But the question is when we will start feeling about performance degradation ?
I mean how many refs we could use before getting a performance issue?
You are welcome!
Sadly you can't give a one-fits-all estimate for this scenario. It highly depends on the data you are dealing with (e.g. how big / nested) and the operations you perform 😊
But in general I'd suggest using the "right tool" for the job, e.g. when you know data will be only replaced, use a shallowRef 👌
@@TheAlexLichter
Is there any way to have a paid workshop with you, i am trying to use clean architecture using vue and nuxt, and i have some concerns about my approach of using states and other layers 😅😅
@rayanazzam7225 There is! Go to my website and schedule a meeting or write me an email 👌🏻
www.lichter.io/
great video alex ty
Glad you liked it!
hi alexander, can you contribute to nuxt docs? please revise data fetching, you wrote data fetching best practices in nuxt. Honestly playing with API in react is easier than vue (nuxt). Maybe Daniel Roe could also help, revise together.
I'm still confused about the best and correct way to use REST/GraphQL on nuxt. The point is related to the API
Thanks for the comment! The topic is quite broad but I see what I can do. I am a (somewhat) regular docs contributor and will have a look 🙌🏻
hello I want to ask how do I become proficient in front end, I have learned javascript and typescript on Udemy, the focus is on the vue ecosystem and if I can do full stack by relying on nuxt, I've been almost 2 years and still think I can't do anything and still I don't have a single project yet, I'm asking for your advice because I'm confused, Sorry I vented here, I just wanted to ask for your opinion
Hey ✌
IMO the best way to grow more is by doing a project. That can be something like a personal portfolio, a fun app to make your daily life easier or an open source project.
Courses for JS, TS + Vue in the beginning help a lot, but at some point you need "real-world" experience 😊
Also, by doing a few "smaller" projects, it is easier to apply too, especially because you can open source them as well, showing that you have some experience.
Hope that helps 😋
@@TheAlexLichter i love it thank you
Ty
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Great topic
Glad you like it! 🙏🏻