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Vue.js course by Maximilian Schwarzmüller

Udemy

2 recommenders · 2 threads · recommended in 2 years, 2017–2018 · score 1.8

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A Udemy course teaching Vue.js 2 from the basics through components, routing, and state management with Vuex. Commenters note it has been updated with new content after purchase.

Commenters call it by far the best programming resource they've seen for Vue, praising its depth and frequent updates, and note it is often cheap during Udemy sales.

Web & Mobile Developmentmixedpaidvideo lectures#vue.js#javascript#vuex#vue-router#frontend#schwarzmuller

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20172018

On Reddit (2)

  1. Strongly recommendsinhalingsoundsr/webdev2017in “CodeSchool is free 17-19 November”

    You can find top notch courses there and the rating system pretty much allows you to tell the good from the bad and the must-see from the good. For instance, when I first started with Vue I stumbled upon Maximillian's course and it's by far the best programming resource I've ever seen in my life…

  2. Recommendsevilpingwinr/webdev2018in “Vue JS / React / Laravel”

    You would never use Vue and React together under normal circumstances unless you were transitioning from one to the other. And the best Vue resource is the official documentation, it really is the gold standard for docs. That coupled with the common sense approach, excellent performance and…

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