Vue.js Mastery - Everything You Need to Know for Real-World Use
It contains everything you need to work with Vue.js. A CRUD application learning note implemented with a real backend API. Be sure to check out the messages on how to build a high-productivity project environment and collaborate with backend developers :)
Like Avengers: Endgame, which ranked first at the global box office, Aiming for the end game of Vue.js FE development education 🚩
Learning Vue.js Last lecture 🌌
Starting with setting up a Vue.js project environment that increases productivity It's all about how to collaborate with backend developers using real APIs . When you are working on a project while implementing a learning notes web application Check out all the good-to-know tips 😄
Preview the contents🗒
Number 1
Configuring a project environment to maximize development productivity in a practical environment
Number 2
How to communicate with backend developers and view REST API documentation
Number 3
Developing CRUD applications using REST API and database
Number 4
Handling JSON Web Token Authentication with Axios and Advanced API Function Patterns
Number 5
Page authorization and authentication processing using a router
Number 6
Frontend Testing Methods
Q&A in advance 🙋🏻♂️
Q. Can I take this course without taking the previous Vue.js courses?
This course is not suitable for those who have not taken the previous Vue.js courses. The lectures are focused on implementation rather than theoretical explanations, soI recommend that you take this course after taking the previous courses.
Q. After taking this course, will I really be able to work as a front-end developer in the field?
This lecture focuses on how to collaborate with backend developers and how to read API documentation when starting out in the field. It also introduces the roles that frontend developers should play along with the modern web service development process, so it will be of great help when starting out in the field.
Q. I heard that a new major version of Vue.js will be released soon. Wouldn't it be better to wait and learn it rather than learning it now?
The new version of Vue.js will evolve in a direction that allows you to reuse code more easily in the existing structure. Just because a new version is released doesn't mean you can't use what you've learned now, but you can improve your code by adding new methods to what you've learned now. In addition, the project environment configuration, API function structuring, front-end testing, etc. that you learn in the lecture 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.
Instructor, you worked very hard. Thank you for your hard work. I hope you will continue to give great lectures in the future. One thing that is unfortunate is that the price is burdensome even for working people... I think students find the price more burdensome. Please pay attention to students when setting prices in the future. I enjoyed the lecture. Thank you.
Hello jackim97, thank you for your kind comment. It's already been 6 months since you left a review. I thought a lot about the student discount after reading your review. I thought it would be good if I took some action before Inflearn provides a student discount. I developed a student discount coupon issuance page so that students without income can take the course at a cheaper price. If you are a student, please issue the coupon below and enjoy the next lecture. Please promote it to people around you. Thank you for taking the course :)
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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 :)