
In this video, we're going to take a look at three different methods of installing Vue.js 2: CDN, NPM and the Vue CLI.
In this video, we're going to take a look at Vue Components and what they are. This will include understanding their structure, which consists of a template, logic and style section.
In this lesson, we will take an in depth look at Vue templating, which involves understanding Vue Interpolation and Vue directives.
We're going to take a look at the third section of Vue components, which is the
Capturing user input is something just about every Vue app will require. Fortunately, doing so is quite easy with the help of the v-model directive. We will also take a look at vue form validation.
In this video, we will take a look at creating basic enter and leave animations, as well as integrating animation sequences based on third party animation plugins, such as Animate.css.
In this final lesson, we will examine a very important topic: the Vue router. We will use the Vue router to setup 2 different routes for two different components. We will also learn how to access URL parameters from our component logic and template.
Vue.js is a JavaScript Framework that competes with Angular and React. It's growing in popularity in 2018, and it's a must-learn for the aspiring front-end developer.
In this course, we're going to learn how to use Vue to create a real project. In doing so, you're going to learn all about the fundamentals of this great framework.
You're going to learn all about:
While learning all about this, you will build a simple app that allows you to add skills in a list-style app.
The benefits of Vue.js 2:
This Vue Tutorial is really a crash course into learning one of the most popular frontend JS frameworks today. It's just right for beginners who want to get up and running quickly, without being bogged down by excessive powerpoint slides and theory.
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So, if you're ready to start learning Vue.js 2 today, let's get started!