Javascript Beginner Real Web App Development - Part 1: Vue Concepts~Beginner

[Notice] 1. There are many technical shortcomings in the lecture recording, including audio quality and editing. As this is my first lecture, there are also some shortcomings in the content.

2. During the lecture, we will guide you through the key grammar errors found in the official Vue.js guide and resolve them.

This is a basic course for beginners who want to learn actual web app development starting from Part 2.

If you have basic knowledge of Vue.js or have already studied it, you don't need to take this course.

thank you

Instructor Blog Lecture Preview -> https://plogger.tistory.com/category/Frontend/Vue

[Vue.js 2] Practical Web App Development Series

• Part 1: Vue.js Concepts ~ Core 👈 Current Lecture
• Part 2 - Vue Cli Development Environment and Practical UI Library (In Progress)
• Part 3 - Development of a practical web app, "Studying History with an App" (in production)

📝 Course Introduction

• Part 1: Vue.js Concepts ~ Core Practice

You can watch the lecture and code along right away using jsFiddle.

These exercises are different from just watching the lectures.

So that you can do some basic coding of Vue.js

It can definitely help. Try watching the lecture and coding along.

You can become a Vue developer right away.

While watching a documentary about the invasions of the great powers surrounding Joseon in the late Joseon Dynasty,
I learned that the history of Joseon during the Enlightenment period was very different from that of other great powers, including Japan.
We are now in the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution, but during the 1st Industrial Revolution (1760s) and the 2nd Industrial Revolution (1865s),
I wondered what Joseon was doing.
Why did Joseon fall so far behind other countries during the Industrial Revolution?
I became curious about the history of the great powers that threatened Joseon (Japan, China, Russia, the United States, the United Kingdom, France, etc.) during the same period.

While studying, I thought about making this into a web app and promoting it effectively.
I created a web app called 'Study History with an App' using Vue.js + Vuetify.
As I was building the app, there were times when I needed someone to code, as it was for me.
We decided to create a tool that can serve as a kit and manual as a service [ http://realcodecamp.com ].

Real Web App - I was planning to first conduct a video lecture on 'Developing History Study through Apps', but
I think it is difficult to develop practical skills without basic knowledge.
• Part 1 - Vue.JS Concepts ~ Core Practice
• Part 2 - Vue Cli Development Environment and Practical UI Library
I added it first.

This lecture is part 1 - Vue.JS concepts ~ core practice .

[Real Web Apps Included in the Lecture]
Preview of "Studying History with an App" 👀

🙌 Tools covered here

JSFiddle
• An online service for writing and testing web front-end related technical code (collaborative HTML, CSS, JavaScript code snippets).

Visual Studio Code
• A source code editor/debugger with Git control, syntax highlighting, and more, developed by Microsoft.

🙋🏻‍♂️ Lecture Q&A

Q. Can non-majors also take the course?
A. Yes, you can. Anyone with a passion for development can participate. I'm also not a developer.

Q. Why should I learn Vue.js?
A. As is the case now, future web development will likely take the form of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs, explained in detail in the lecture). Vue.js is a framework that makes it incredibly easy to develop these PWAs, in addition to standard web interfaces. With Vue.js, you can create a web app that satisfies both web and mobile needs with a single development effort.

Q. What can I do if I learn Vue.js?
A. Learning Vue.js will help you become a front-end developer and develop advanced web pages and web apps.