Vue.js Mastery - Everything You Need for Real-World Development
I've included everything needed for those working with Vue.js in production. A learning note CRUD application implemented with actual backend APIs. Be sure to check out the messages about setting up a productive project environment and how to collaborate with backend developers :)
If Captain Pangyo had made the class in English, he would have been rich, but it's too bad that only Koreans can take this class.
The class structure and progress are great, but personally, what I liked the most is that there are a lot of mistakes throughout the class. Since he shows us how to code directly every time instead of reading a script that was written precisely in advance and copying the code that was written in advance, there will naturally be mistakes. The process of checking and debugging those mistakes is very, very helpful for the learner.
I highly recommend this class to anyone who is considering it.
5.0
junlh1210
100% enrolled
This is a very good lecture for studying vue.js. Since the actual code is provided for each branch through git, it is a great advantage to refer to it and code directly. Of course, if you have taken the previous lecture, the level of the lecture is perfect without any need to say anything again. However, if you are new to vuejs, you should at least understand the "vuejs Complete Guide" before taking this lecture so that you will not have any difficulties.
After completing this lecture, there are two regrets: one is about testing and the other is about the backend. Since the author promised to give a lecture on testing in the first half of 2020, I hope that the regret will be resolved then.
I have a lot of questions about the backend that is linked with vuejs, and if there is a way to resolve this, it will be an even more perfect lecture.
I would like to thank Captain Pangyo for planning a good lecture and working hard.
5.0
세훈정
100% enrolled
I think it was very helpful that you explained in detail while learning about CRUD in general. It was also good to learn about Jest for the first time. I want to finish it well through my personal project work according to what I have learned so far. Thank you for the great lecture!
What you will gain after the course
Frontend development
Screen UI Development
Vue.js in Practice
Vue.js Production Environment Setup
Vue.js Development
How to Read Backend API Documentation
Like Avengers: Endgame, the #1 box office hit worldwide, we aim for the endgame of Vue.js FE development education 🚩
The final course in Vue.js learning 🌌
From Vue.js project environment setup that boosts productivity to how to collaborate with backend developers using real APIs, everything is covered. While building a learning notes web application, check out all the useful tips you should know when working on a project 😄
Content Preview 🗒
#1
Setting up a project environment that maximizes development productivity in real-world settings
Number 2
How to communicate with backend developers and how to read REST API documentation
3
Developing CRUD Applications Using REST API and Database
Number 4
JSON Web Token authentication handling and advanced API function patterns using axios
5
Page authorization and authentication handling using router
6th
Frontend Testing Methods
Q&A in Advance 🙋🏻♂️
Q. Can I take this course without having taken the previous Vue.js courses?
This course is not suitable for those who have not taken the previous Vue.js courses. Since the lectures focus more on implementation than theory, we strongly recommend taking the previous courses before attending this course.
Q. After completing the course, will I really be able to work as a frontend developer in a professional setting?
This course focuses on how to collaborate with backend developers when starting practical work and how to read API documentation. It introduces modern web service development processes along with the roles that frontend developers should play, so it will be very helpful when you start working in practice.
Q. I heard a new major version of Vue.js is coming soon. Wouldn't it be better to wait and learn that instead of learning it now?
The new version of Vue.js is planned to evolve in a direction that makes code reuse easier within the existing structure. Just because a new version is released doesn't mean what you learn now becomes unusable - rather, you'll be able to improve your code by adding new methods to what you've already learned. Furthermore, the project environment setup, API function structuring, and frontend testing covered in the course can even be applied when using other frameworks.
If Captain Pangyo had made the class in English, he would have been rich, but it's too bad that only Koreans can take this class.
The class structure and progress are great, but personally, what I liked the most is that there are a lot of mistakes throughout the class. Since he shows us how to code directly every time instead of reading a script that was written precisely in advance and copying the code that was written in advance, there will naturally be mistakes. The process of checking and debugging those mistakes is very, very helpful for the learner.
I highly recommend this class to anyone who is considering it.
This is a very good lecture for studying vue.js. Since the actual code is provided for each branch through git, it is a great advantage to refer to it and code directly. Of course, if you have taken the previous lecture, the level of the lecture is perfect without any need to say anything again. However, if you are new to vuejs, you should at least understand the "vuejs Complete Guide" before taking this lecture so that you will not have any difficulties.
After completing this lecture, there are two regrets: one is about testing and the other is about the backend. Since the author promised to give a lecture on testing in the first half of 2020, I hope that the regret will be resolved then.
I have a lot of questions about the backend that is linked with vuejs, and if there is a way to resolve this, it will be an even more perfect lecture.
I would like to thank Captain Pangyo for planning a good lecture and working hard.
I think it was very helpful that you explained in detail while learning about CRUD in general. It was also good to learn about Jest for the first time. I want to finish it well through my personal project work according to what I have learned so far. Thank you for the great lecture!
Hello Sehun, thank you for writing in detail about the parts that were helpful :) I hope you can refer to the class contents a lot when doing your personal project and have fun developing it. Please pay a lot of attention to the follow-up lectures. Thank you :)
I was at a loss when I moved from backend development to frontend development, but I feel like I have a certain level of basic knowledge by following the learning road map. I was able to follow along well because you kindly answered my questions! I am looking forward to the next lecture.