Vue.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building interactive and dynamic web applications. In this Vue.js Master Class 2024 Edition, we will cover all the basics of Vue.js, from setting up a project to building complex applications.
Introduction to Vue.js
Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework that is designed to be simple, flexible, and efficient. It provides developers with the tools they need to build interactive web applications with ease. Vue.js is known for its simplicity, versatility, and performance, making it a popular choice among developers.
Project Over-Vue (Course INTRO)
In this Vue.js Master Class 2024 Edition, we will be working on a project called Over-Vue. Over-Vue is a web application that allows users to create and share their favorite Vue.js projects. Our goal is to build a fully functional version of Over-Vue that users can interact with and customize.
Setting Up the Project
To get started with the Over-Vue project, we will need to set up a new Vue.js project. We can do this using the Vue CLI, which is a command-line tool for scaffolding Vue.js projects. To install the Vue CLI, open your terminal and run the following command:
npm install -g @vue/cliOnce the Vue CLI is installed, we can create a new Vue.js project using the following command:
vue create over-vueThis command will create a new Vue.js project in a directory called "over-vue". You can customize the project setup by choosing different options during the project creation process.
Building the User Interface
Now that we have set up our project, we can start building the user interface for Over-Vue. We will use Vue.js components to create different parts of the application, such as the project list, project details, and user authentication.
To create a new Vue.js component, we can use the Vue CLI to generate a new component file. For example, to create a project list component, run the following command:
vue generate component ProjectListThis command will create a new Vue.js component file called "ProjectList.vue" in the "src/components" directory of our project. We can then edit this file to define the layout and functionality of the project list component.
Implementing Functionality
In addition to building the user interface, we will also need to implement functionality in our Over-Vue project. This includes features such as user authentication, project creation, and project sharing.
For user authentication, we can use Vuex, which is a state management library for Vue.js. We can create a new Vuex store in our project and define actions and mutations for handling user authentication.
To create a new Vuex store, create a new file called "store.js" in the "src" directory of our project. In this file, we can define the initial state of the store, as well as actions and mutations for handling user authentication.
Conclusion
In this tutorial, we have covered the introduction to Vue.js and the Over-Vue project for the Vue.js Master Class 2024 Edition. We have set up a new Vue.js project, built the user interface, and implemented functionality for user authentication. Stay tuned for more tutorials on advanced Vue.js concepts and features. Happy coding!
Will the course include testing ?
"less typing and more coding" – sounds like the BS an AI would generate lmao
I prefer local imports over global imports, but I haven't tried vue3 yet so I assume they have a smarter way to avoid the cons