Personally, I very like the way you're explaining things! Covering the regular use cases and then adding more advanced cases. That's awesome! Bottom line - very useful!
This is a really good video!! I love the simple format and how you explain things!! I came across your blog post on v-model and ended up here. Thanks again for making such good content!
As always the subject of video is interesting and showed from few points of view/use, great work! Thank You :) only wanted to point that it's worth to include in title or description which Vue version support this exact feature. is this working on Vue 2 also?
Thanks for the words - and that's an excellent point about Vue version. Some of the feature (default names, multiple component v-models) shown in the video only work in Vue 3. Here's a link to the Vue 3 Migration Guide that highlights all the differences: v3.vuejs.org/guide/migration/v-model.html#_2-x-syntax
1:30 this is wrong. v-bind can also do two way bindings using events. in fact v-model is just a short hand alias for v-bind. this is useful (and the only way) to work with events with dynamic components
If you mean how to add Vue to your project, there's some great docs on this (v3.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html), but if you mean how to deploy it on your own site, I've made a video about deploying your Vue app to Github pages! th-cam.com/video/yo2bMGnIKE8/w-d-xo.html
Most of the concepts in this video (basic v-model, component communication using one v-model) work in Vue 2. But features like the (default names of v-model, multiple component v-models) shown in the video only work in Vue 3.
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Personally, I very like the way you're explaining things!
Covering the regular use cases and then adding more advanced cases. That's awesome!
Bottom line - very useful!
fantastic! thanks so much for watching.
This is a really good video!! I love the simple format and how you explain things!! I came across your blog post on v-model and ended up here. Thanks again for making such good content!
thank you! glad you like it
Excellent! I was just looking for more in-depth info on this subject.
perfect timing! glad it was helpful.
This concept was a little confusing but you cleared it up thanks! v-model is powerful
Brilliant explanation
Thanks for this great tutorial, I wonder if there is a way to save the vuex state in the browser and sync that state when you open the app again
Great content as usual!!
As always the subject of video is interesting and showed from few points of view/use, great work! Thank You :) only wanted to point that it's worth to include in title or description which Vue version support this exact feature. is this working on Vue 2 also?
Thanks for the words - and that's an excellent point about Vue version. Some of the feature (default names, multiple component v-models) shown in the video only work in Vue 3.
Here's a link to the Vue 3 Migration Guide that highlights all the differences: v3.vuejs.org/guide/migration/v-model.html#_2-x-syntax
fantastic, very fast. very practical
thanks ali!
Thanks a lot..... but i would like you to explain a little more.on this to make custom components uisng Vue 3
I've been working with vue for 2 years and i only know this today . hahaha
When adding vmodel. lazy on the child component, doesn't work is there a solution to this?
1:30 this is wrong. v-bind can also do two way bindings using events. in fact v-model is just a short hand alias for v-bind. this is useful (and the only way) to work with events with dynamic components
How can I connect this app in a website?
Please respond
If you mean how to add Vue to your project, there's some great docs on this (v3.vuejs.org/guide/installation.html), but if you mean how to deploy it on your own site, I've made a video about deploying your Vue app to Github pages! th-cam.com/video/yo2bMGnIKE8/w-d-xo.html
thanks
you got it! thanks for watching
Is this v-model in vue 3?
Most of the concepts in this video (basic v-model, component communication using one v-model) work in Vue 2. But features like the (default names of v-model, multiple component v-models) shown in the video only work in Vue 3.
Okay I'm totally lost