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✨Top 5 resources to learn Vue.js [in no particular order]

✨Top 5 resources to learn Vue.js

Hey everyone 👋🏻,

In this article, I will be mentioning the top 5 resources that I highly recommend if you want to learn Vue.js.

PS : I am not an affiliate of any of these resources/courses. These are just some of my personal recommendations if you are looking to learn Vue.

Introduction

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Vue is a progressive framework for building user interfaces. Unlike other monolithic frameworks, Vue is designed from the ground up to be incrementally adoptable. The core library is focused on the view layer only, and is easy to pick up and integrate with other libraries or existing projects.

Here are the top 5 recommendations (in no particular order) of the courses that you should definitely check out for learning Vue.

1. Build Web Apps with Vue 3 and Firebase by Shaun Pelling a.k.a The Net Ninja (rated 4.8)

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Shaun is a gifted teacher. He knows how to explain stuff in a very easy and lucid manner. This course will definitely take your knowledge to the next level if you are looking to learn this specific technology.

Here is what this course covers

Learn how to create Vue 3 applications from the ground-up

Get in-depth knowledge of Vue features like the Vue Router, Vue CLI, Options API, Composition API, Teleport etc

Get hands-on & in-depth experience using the latest Vue 3 features (such as the Composition API)

Learn how to use Firebase as a back-end to your Vue applications (as a database, authentication service, hosting etc)

Build & deploy 4 real-world web apps with Vue & Firebase
Learn how to implement an authentication system into your Vue js apps using Firebase Auth

Become a Vue 3 ninja!

Course Link :

https://www.udemy.com/course/build-web-apps-with-vuejs-firebase

2. Vue.js – The Complete Guide by Maximilian Schwarzmuller ( rated 4.8)

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This course as the name can probably tell you covers the internals of Vue in great detail. The course starts from the very basics like What Vue.js is and how it works and later on moves to more complex and advanced topics

Here is what this course covers

What is VueJS and Why would you use it?

The Basics (including the basic Syntax, Understanding Templates and much more!)

How to Output Reactive Data & Listen to Events

Interacting with DOM (Rendering Lists, Conditionally attaching/ detaching Elements …)

Setting up a Development Environment and Workflow

Using Components (and what Components are to begin with)

A Deep Dive Look Behind the Scenes of Vue

Binding to Form Inputs

Sending Http Requests to Backend APIs

Authentication & Vue

How to make your App more Beautiful with Animations and Transitions

How to create an awesome Single-Page-Application (SPA) with Routing

How to improve State Management by using Vuex

How to Deploy the App

and more …

Course Link :

https://www.udemy.com/course/vuejs-2-the-complete-guide

3. Vue Mastery

This is a complete path for learning Vue.js from some prominent industry experts pertaining to the technology.

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Here is what this course covers

Their courses are distributed in form of paths. You may want to try them out as well.

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Course Link :

https://www.vuemastery.com/courses

4. VueSchool.io

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Here is what this course covers

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You may want to try their complete suite of courses to enhance your Vue.js Knowledge. So down below, you can find the link for their website :

Course Link :

https://vueschool.io/courses

5. Vue.js Documentation (a must thing to refer)

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Docs link :

https://v3.vuejs.org/

So this is it for this article. Thanks for reading.
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Rendering Dynamic Content and Template Engines

✨Rendering Dynamic Content and Template Engines

Hey everyone 👋🏻,

In this article, let us learn about how we can render dynamic content to the client (which is not static). Let us first touch briefly on what a template engine is because rendering dynamic content is closely related to what a template engine will help us in achieving.

Template Engines – a brief overview

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A template engine is software designed to combine templates with a data model to produce multiple pages that share the same look throughout the site. These are the views in an MVC project.

So this helps us in putting dynamic content on our HTML pages.

We got a HTML like template (technically not HTML) which is typically a file that contains a lot of HTML like content in it but with some placeholders plugged into it and then we have a server (a Node.js Express server or any other server) serving the Node/Express content and then you have a templating engine.
that replaces placeholders with HTML content but that content is generated on the server dynamically on the fly taking that dynamic content into account.

Some of the common template engines :

1. EJS

EJS Uses normal html and plain javascript in your templates.

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EJS provides us clean syntax that easily mixes with HTML and provides the flexibility to write the JavaScript code inside the templates.

Dynamic content to be rendered in the above example is name. The value of the name variable will be rendered as an HTML page’s paragraph with value of name getting rendered on the fly.

2. Pug

PUG uses minimal HTML and custom template language.

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3. Handlebars

Handlebars uses normal HTML and custom template language

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The side effect of Handlebars template compared to Pug is that we cannot run any logic in the Handlebars template we need to pass a variable that has a value true or false(i.e logic is performed outside and passed into hbs template) and then we can render dynamic content.

This keeps our templates lean and all our logic should live while making sure that all our logic lives in our backend code. It works on the philosophy of less logic in the template and more logic in the node express code.
So you have to prepare everything there so that inside the template you don’t have to write any JavaScript expressions.

So this is it for this article. Thanks for reading.
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(2021) – Web Developer Full Course : HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js and MongoDB

✨Web Developer Full Course

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I recently started to create a Full Web Developer Course on my YouTube Channel and recently finished with the HTML and the CSS Section of this FREE course. More videos will be up on upload.

HTML Section

CSS Section

JavaScript Section

This section covers the basics of JavaScript along with the modern features that the language offers. We cover concepts like :

  1. JavaScript Basics (variables, loops, conditionals, functions)
  2. JavaScript Types (Strings, Numbers, Objects, Booleans, Functions, Symbols)
  3. Immediately Invoked Function Expressions
  4. Document Object Model (DOM) – Querying, Traversal, Inserting and Removing Elements from the DOM
  5. Arrays and Iterables
  6. Mutator methods – push, pop, shift, unshift, splice
  7. Other array methods like – slice, indexOf, findIndex, find, sort, reverse
  8. Higher Order Methods – filter, reduce, map
  9. Split and Join Methods
  10. The spread operator
  11. Sets and Maps
  12. Understanding the this keyword in JavaScript
  13. Overview of Objects, Constructor Functions, Classes, OOP, Instance and Static Methods, Inheritance
  14. Events – Adding and Removing Event Listeners
  15. Event Capturing – Bubbling Phases, Propagation and Event Delegation
  16. Asynchronous JavaScript – Event Loop (Call Stack, Message Queue)
  17. Asynchronous JavaScript – Understanding Promises and Error Handling
  18. Asynchronous JavaScript – Promise.race, Promise.all, Promise.allSettled
  19. Demystifying Async Await, From Promises to Async Await
  20. Scopes in JavaScript, Closures
  21. Symbols in JavaScript
  22. Iterators and Generators in JavaScript
  23. The Concept of Pure and Impure Functions in JavaScript
  24. Understanding Hoisting in JavaScript

AND MORE….

A lot of exercises and projects were made in this section of the course.

Here are the Projects that we made in this JavaScript Section :

Building COVID-19 Tracker Application using JavaScript and Mapbox

Making a Todo List Application in JavaScript using Custom Events

Implementation of Infinite Scroll in JavaScript

10 JavaScript Projects in 2 Hours 

Node.js Section
COMING SOON

MongoDB Section
COMING SOON

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