Vue 3 & Firebase 10 Community Building Full Stack - "Practical Use" (with Pinia, Quasar, Tiptap, VueUse)

I had to create a web page for my college graduation project, and I was wondering whether to use Vue or React, and then I heard that Vue can be developed quickly, so I vaguely searched around and happened to find it on YouTube, so I took the Vue Basics + Practice course and successfully completed my graduation project and got a job with the project, but there were still many things I didn't know about Vue. I'm satisfied because I think I'll be able to further develop my ability to study by checking the official documentation and parts I'm curious about through this lecture. I'll be waiting for better lectures in the future!

Really.. in a word, it's great. I'm the type that has to go over parts that I don't understand, but the best part was that you explained it repeatedly and gave me side stories that I didn't know about, so my knowledge expanded even more. I thought about it from the previous lectures, but I was grateful that you took the time to teach everything from a beginner's perspective to a professional's perspective. When I went to the academy, I was in a hurry to keep up, but since I started listening to Jimcoding's lectures, I've been learning properly! Please continue to give great lectures^^

This lecture is also good! I started listening to Jim Coding's lectures one by one, and this lecture was very helpful and I think I can use it in my work. The lecture is fun and the diction is so good that I can listen to it without getting bored. Thank you for your hard work as always :-)

I have taken all of the Vue lectures in Inflearn and am currently working as a Vue front-end developer at a publisher. I think this is probably the closest lecture to the practical level among the Vue2 and Vue3 lectures. This is the first time I have taken Jimcoding's lecture, and I can see traces of his efforts to teach more kindly than other lecturers. I have heard that Quasar is better than other frameworks, and after taking all of these lectures, I will also proceed with the stack of this lecture as a side project. Please give me many good lectures.

Thank you for uploading the precious Vue3 lectures. There aren't many Vue3 lectures, but I listened to all of Jimcoding's Vue3 lectures, from the basics to the practical ones! After listening to them all, I was wondering if there would be any more, but this lecture on how to use them came out, so I paid for it right away. LOL! As expected, I trust and listen to Jimcoding's Vue lectures... They are so precious. It's not easy to find someone who teaches this well, so I always trust and listen! By any chance... Do you have any plans to upload a Nuxt lecture? LOL,,,

I am writing a course review while doing Firebase Google login. I am a backend developer, and I started learning Vue because I wanted to manage my personal project front end neatly. Since I took both the basic and practical courses, it was easy to understand. I have always used Bootstrap, but I was introduced to Quasar, and it was good that it was explained at a level that I could apply it to my project right away. I was already working on a Vue3 project, but I wish I had seen it earlier.. It looks like a refactoring party is going to happen! I will listen to the remaining lectures thoroughly. Thank you for the great lecture.

After completing the "Quasar Complete Mastery" course, following the "Vue3 Complete Mastery - Practical Edition" course, I started the "Creating a Vue-Firebase10 Community" course. I am currently working on projects using Vue3, and I feel that the "Vue-Firebase10 Community" course offers many additional elements to apply to my work.

I only knew the basics of vue3, but I wanted to use the plugins that I could use together more efficiently, so I applied for the lecture. It seems very useful because I can learn step by step from project setup. Also, it is a curriculum that allows you to learn overall technologies that are actually used in practice, so it is a lecture that can be of great help in actually configuring a project. It still feels a little difficult, but I plan to get used to it by taking the entire course and applying it directly to the project! It is a lecture that is packed with really useful parts, so it is efficient and great! Thank you for the good lecture!