Sweeet! Good job Laith, keep going in this. In all programming tutorials there is really only few good teachers. You're one of them. Subscribed and waiting for more. Very nice!:)
as a side note: you can opt to choose to "Manually select features" and select Vuex when creating the app initially. second, you can typecast the input by appending "number" modifier to v-model, thus, avoiding the use of parseInt. this way, we are using the features that Vue offers. just saying. thanks. anyway, nice and good explanation.
You deserve so many more vues for this - :D for reals. Thanks for a very well explained overview. Liked and subscribed, hope you get where you deserve to be
Thank you so much! I had a root Navbar component that needed updating, and instead of doing it in the messy way of passing values up and down, this has solved my issue. Thank you!
its the best tutorial so far everything got sunk into my inner brain HOPE YOU GONNA TEACH US MORE including routing. Thank you so much. Mungu Akubariki.
Great tutorial! You have it all, an pleasant voice, able to give overview AND detailed information. It would be perfect if you ban the words "basically", "essentially" and "actually". You use those words a lot and they don't contribute.
Hi Bro, I finished the entire course and feel great. Thank you so much. Only "sigh" i have is that i was expecting some coverage on modules.. Another 10 minutes would have gloried this course more than ever. Thank you once again for all your effort. Look forward for more.
Was lookin for a tutorial that that would clear out these mix-up between vue2 with vuex3 and vue3 with vuex4 kinda am really confused cos am getting stack in middle of my projects due to runtime errors. Asante Sana for the cool and clear explanation. Mungu Akubariki.
You are doing a great job here. Would love to see your course on Udemy with NodeJs/Vue including OAuth, any SQL database. As well, there is very few (none of them any good) of how to deploy the app to prod (VPS). Just an idea! Subscribed and will watch more of your tutorials, as well will recommend your channel to other fellow learners :)
Thank you. Good explanation. ❤️❤️❤️ Work the time spent. Remaining could be picked from the docs 👍👍👍 ... Could you please come up with Vue 3 coding, using the advantages of TypeScript ? Thanks in advance
Suggestions: - 2:00 VS Code is dangerous, and has nothing for Vue that Code OSS doesn't. - Don't install it globally, use NPX or an alias to NPX. Polluting your OS State is always a bad idea 12:20 - Don't use Axios, unless you don't care about your sanity and want users who are on IE11 47:10 - 1:13:00 modules are needed all meaningful apps, namespaces get really tricky. People should also understand the reactive state development... It is a massive change to relinquish control over the global state and receive random updates from other users without asking.
Should mutations be used as setters? Like if I just want to change a state value, should I have a mutation to enter a new value instead of trying to just directly change the state from a component?
Its odd, bro. In your video code at 42:52 when you add "value" you had to typecast the value to integer using "parseInt" but in my code, i did not do that and it worked.
Starts with explaining how VueX is for working across multiple components and indeed makes multiple redundant components. Proceeds to code all functionality in a single component.Wat?
First 1 hour 10 min is not even about vuex, stupid video ever. Do what you are saying on the title. You could show us vuex module based development on the wasted 1 hour. You guys just making us your product.
The amount of great, free content you're putting out is incredible! Big props dude!!
Sweeet! Good job Laith, keep going in this. In all programming tutorials there is really only few good teachers. You're one of them. Subscribed and waiting for more. Very nice!:)
Absolutely perfect. This video essentially talks about how the different elements in the store is used in Vuex.
as a side note: you can opt to choose to "Manually select features" and select Vuex when creating the app initially. second, you can typecast the input by appending "number" modifier to v-model, thus, avoiding the use of parseInt. this way, we are using the features that Vue offers. just saying. thanks. anyway, nice and good explanation.
This is the best and most directly explanation of vuex on earth
Best vuex tuts on internet. Truely best instructor.
You deserve so many more vues for this - :D for reals. Thanks for a very well explained overview. Liked and subscribed, hope you get where you deserve to be
Thank you so much! I had a root Navbar component that needed updating, and instead of doing it in the messy way of passing values up and down, this has solved my issue. Thank you!
its the best tutorial so far everything got sunk into my inner brain HOPE YOU GONNA TEACH US MORE including routing. Thank you so much. Mungu Akubariki.
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Great tutorial! You have it all, an pleasant voice, able to give overview AND detailed information.
It would be perfect if you ban the words "basically", "essentially" and "actually".
You use those words a lot and they don't contribute.
Hi Bro, I finished the entire course and feel great. Thank you so much. Only "sigh" i have is that i was expecting some coverage on modules.. Another 10 minutes would have gloried this course more than ever. Thank you once again for all your effort. Look forward for more.
Definitely worthwhile. We really needed a crash course on vuex 4 specially.
Was lookin for a tutorial that that would clear out these mix-up between vue2 with vuex3 and vue3 with vuex4 kinda am really confused cos am getting stack in middle of my projects due to runtime errors. Asante Sana for the cool and clear explanation. Mungu Akubariki.
Most beautiful tutorial ever, thumbs up man.
Bro, your channel is pure gold
Great Course. Very Helpful for my VUEX learning Thanks Sir.
thanks for the course, I like this kind of teaching style very much
Dude i suggested you to make courses in udemy you are the best teacher i ever seen
Simply amazing, clear and concise explanation. Thank you!
Great and really helpful video to quickly accustom with vuex4. Thanks for your job mate 👍
Thanks mate !!!!!
Wonderful content !!
Keep up with the hard work !
Absolutely great!
Thank you! I really enjoy your way of teaching. I'm gonna stay here for little bit longer. :)
Great tutorial Sir! The best course on Vuex I have ever seen
Simple and straightforward explanations. Thanks.
Simple, Crisp Sweet, Superb. THANKS
I wish redux was this easy. Thanks for the vid
Very helpful and easy instruction. Thanks a lot
Thanks a lot for this tutorial man, really helpful as usual!!!
hello laith love your videos mate, if its possible can u make crash course for strapi with vue and qraphql, and thanks mate for your awesome courses
You are doing a great job here. Would love to see your course on Udemy with NodeJs/Vue including OAuth, any SQL database. As well, there is very few (none of them any good) of how to deploy the app to prod (VPS). Just an idea!
Subscribed and will watch more of your tutorials, as well will recommend your channel to other fellow learners :)
Great Course. Very detailed with step by step and easy to understand!
very useful for beginner in vuex
love it, thank you so much!
you are just amazing!
So good tutorial!! Thanks.
Great course, thanks!
Thank you. Good explanation. ❤️❤️❤️
Work the time spent. Remaining could be picked from the docs 👍👍👍
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Could you please come up with Vue 3 coding, using the advantages of TypeScript ? Thanks in advance
excellent brother it is very help full to learn vuex
This is a good tutorial for vuex 4. I'll recommend to my friends
Suggestions:
- 2:00 VS Code is dangerous, and has nothing for Vue that Code OSS doesn't.
- Don't install it globally, use NPX or an alias to NPX. Polluting your OS State is always a bad idea 12:20
- Don't use Axios, unless you don't care about your sanity and want users who are on IE11 47:10
- 1:13:00 modules are needed all meaningful apps, namespaces get really tricky. People should also understand the reactive state development... It is a massive change to relinquish control over the global state and receive random updates from other users without asking.
best video !!!
thank you Bro
Those chained functions w the getters s a weird looking design choice
thank you so much very helpfull tutorial 🔥🔥🔥
Absolutely Awesome, Thanks it helps me a alot
terrific tut
Great teacher!
Should mutations be used as setters? Like if I just want to change a state value, should I have a mutation to enter a new value instead of trying to just directly change the state from a component?
Thank you so much for this tuts!
Excellent Video
You are the best
Thanks for the tutorial!
Thank you for this tutorial
Does 'activeIndexes(parseInt(value))' returns an array ? I don't quite understand how this filter works
Amazing video! Keep at it.
great course well explained thank you
Great tutorial, thank you very much!
thank you so much, this is fresh!
awesome video. thanku
great tutorial. thanks a lot!
Its odd, bro. In your video code at 42:52 when you add "value" you had to typecast the value to integer using "parseInt" but in my code, i did not do that and it worked.
Thank you brother for your effort
Thanks.
Great video!
thanks!
Great tutorial
I like it
is there any difference between vuex 3 & vuex 4 ?
Good job.
vuex 4 persisted state please. how to save token or user data?
talk about script setup.
Good Thanks!!!!
thank you so much! and i wonder the name of the extension you're using in the video
for vue
thanks)))
Restart Visual Studio Code to apply the latest update.
does this work with nuxt?
Setup is a little different, but the concepts are the same. You can check out my Nuxt course to see the set up
CAN I SUBSCRIBE A MILLION TIMES?
Starts with explaining how VueX is for working across multiple components and indeed makes multiple redundant components. Proceeds to code all functionality in a single component.Wat?
The video was really nice.But man you say "basically" too much and it gets annoying after some time.Please work on it,otherwise nice work :)
30 min and we maked just one INPUT this is baad video
Agreed, it's pretty terrible
@@laithacademy i swear is the best video i ever seen please leith don't listen to these terrible people
Vuex is such a poorly designed api. I hope 4 is better than 3.
You didn't watch the video and/or don't know what you're talking about
First 1 hour 10 min is not even about vuex, stupid video ever. Do what you are saying on the title. You could show us vuex module based development on the wasted 1 hour. You guys just making us your product.
ok
It officially starts at min 30, clearly you weren't paying attention. He went over everything in vuex in much detail.
*who* made you use *what* product?
Thank you for this video tutorial.
Great tutorial, thank you!
Thank you! Great tutorial!