Getting Started with Vue.js - Age of Vue.js

The company implemented the front-end with Vue.js. It was difficult to do without any knowledge of Vue.js. In order to use it for work quickly, I purchased the Vue.js Complete Guide and applied it right away while listening to the lecture. However, since I did not have basic knowledge, there were many cases where I used it without knowing why I had to use it. Basic knowledge is essential. When I heard that a new lecture was released, I purchased it right away and finished the course in one day. The lecture was good to listen to because it paid attention to the clear voice and the details that were considerate of the user (icon enlargement, subtitles, learning materials, etc.). I am looking forward to the next lecture.

Just as I was about to study something new, a new lecture was registered and I started it right away. The content is good... ^^ Above all, the voice is clear, and the screen is enlarged at important moments, so the composition is meticulously thought out. When it comes to Vue lectures, Captain Pangyo Jang Gi-hyo is the best. ^^ ~~ I want to learn the intermediate level too. ^^

I am a web developer who is entering my second year. In fact, since our company mainly uses public corporations as its customers, we mainly use javascript, jquery, html, css, spring, and mainly use EditPlus as an editor. Since I mainly use the above technologies at work, I felt like I was falling behind the trend, so I took this course to start my personal project with Vue.js, and it was really helpful. 1. It was good to learn how to use vscode. Since I mainly use EditPlus for work, I got so used to it that I couldn't change it, but after using vscode through this course, I found it really convenient. My company now mainly uses vscode. 2. Since each lecture is short, I liked that I could focus little by little. As an office worker, I tend to get a little loose when the lecture time is long, but this course is divided into several short sessions, so I can focus well and I feel a sense of accomplishment(?). It's still hard to apply it to personal projects, but I'll have to build up my skills by reading the webpack lecture and the official vue.js documentation. Thank you for the great lecture. I'd like to try the intermediate level when I get the chance.

I listened to it well because it felt like I was able to organize the concepts even though I didn't know anything. Thank you!!

Thank you for the great lecture!, I was able to follow along with enjoyment, I only read the book you recommended and this is my first time listening to the lecture, but you help me understand the basics well through repeated learning~ There were so many lectures that I didn't know when I would listen to them all, but I listened to them so intently that I was disappointed because they disappeared so quickly. I also liked the part where you provided links for reference in the lectures, and this is a lecture I recommend to those who want to solidify their basics! I'll listen to the rest quickly and go listen to the intermediate level too!

The company I'm joining soon told me to do some pre-learning on Vue, so I started in a hurry. At first, I tried to do it on my own with the doit book, but then I was surprised to find out that it was on Inflearn while looking for lectures made by the author of the book. And I was a bit conflicted. Should I just study on my own while reading the book? Or should I watch lectures on YouTube? I was thinking about watching the lectures 3 times, so I paid for it. And after finishing the course in two days, here's what I felt. (Tutu!!!!!!!) First of all, as you can see in many reviews, the lectures are so clean and concise. When I first saw the reviews that said "the lectures are clean", I was like, "What the heck?" But after listening to them, I understood what they meant. And there were a lot of tips that I didn't know about, so I used them well. And I liked that the lectures were short, 2~8 minutes long... If it's like 20 minutes... I don't want to listen to it for no reason..? Is it just me? LOL Anyway, I listened to it very well!! I'm completely satisfied! I'm going to watch the lectures two more times and then go listen to the next level lecture right away..^^7

It was a good lecture. While listening to the lecture, I thought it would be nice if there were subtitles. It would be a good opportunity for note-taking and hearing impaired people. It is a lecture that is more than 100 points!

This is a really good lecture. I've only listened to about half of it, but the teacher is really good at explaining concepts clearly and professionally. Oh, and this is completely unrelated to my expertise, but I wish you could make a little distinction between "we" and "our". I know Korean is difficult and everyone makes a lot of mistakes. I'm just posting this because two words are stuck in my head. Thank you again for the great lecture.