Vue.js 3 By Example: Blueprints to learn Vue web development, full-stack development, and cross-platform development quickly

Superb step by step explaination with easy language. All important things are well described form scratch.project wise details are good.thank you

My experience with learning JavaScript frameworks/libraries such as Angular, React and Vue via web courses is that they teach you how to write the syntax but you’re left lost not knowing where to start with your new knowledge and what to actually build with it. This book addresses that issue very well and helps bridge that gap to get you stuck into building with Vue.js. I recommend this book for any developers looking to get extensive experience with Vue.js.My first impressions from looking at the contents was that the contents of the book had a very good gradual learning curve of project examples to build with Vue.js 3. Starting with creating your first application, then moving onto a Progressive Web App, unit testing, integrating databases and back end technologies and more advanced topics that I didn’t even think was possible using Vue such as mobile and desktop apps. There is a great variety of app examples across all areas of development.One technology that I personally would have liked to see included in the contents would be Nuxt but I understand this book is focusing on project examples to build which would affect the technologies covered and the variety available is already vast.As stated in the preface of this book and I will bring attention in my review before you buy this book: You need to know the basics of JavaScript and will need to learn basic TypeScript concepts for the mobile app chapter. Don’t have the expectation that with no prior JavaScript knowledge you’re going to be able to get a JavaScript Developer role just by reading this book. Also make sure you read the preface (because a lot tend to skip this part) to help you get setup and get the code download files.I appreciated that there was external URLs provided to download the chapters' course code. Some development books unnecessarily waste paper and ink and create large heavy books dumping large amounts of code. The code that is included in the book is formatted well and highlighted making it easy to read even when only using black ink.I found the book very clear to follow the steps. I have worked on a project using Ionic 5 with React before and the use of GenyMotion with Android Simulator mentioned in this book handled the headaches I experienced with trying to run my project in Android Simulator in the past.The most useful chapter for me was the Electron desktop app because I had never worked with this technology before being a Front End Developer. The least useful chapter for me was the chat app but only because I work with .NET and don’t have any experience with PHP.Addressing some criticism in previous reviews regarding outdated packages. It should be well known by developers that npm packages are constantly getting updated on a daily basis. Even online articles will experience this issue. We are now at Vue Version 3 after all.If you are not experienced with npm and you encounter the current release of a package installed is incompatible with any project, you can use npm install [package name]@[version number] e.g. npm install @vue/[email protected] you need to update the version number of multiple pre-installed packages at once you can change the version numbers in package.json file then use command npm install to update your node_modules folder (this will require further learning or prior experience with npm to minimise breaking changes).

it's a very useful book to learn vue, but it's outdated for now, hope this can have 2nd revision soon, specifically, using composition api instead of option api

If you already know the basics of web development this book has everything you need to get started with Vue.js.

It's unfortunate to see a few of the bad reviews on this book. In my opinion, the book is well written and the exercises are great. I guess the chief complaint some people had is that some of the content is a little confusing on some of the steps, and you don't get the outcome you expect-This might be a legitimate complaint if you're a complete newbie to using the command line, but I personally had no problems figuring out what the book was telling me what to do.Would I recommend this book to a complete computer newbie looking to learn just any language? No. But I highly recommend it to someone who (like me) knows the general ideas of Vue, and building web apps, and is looking to gain a more fundamental understanding of the code. In fact, that's the reason I give this book 5 stars- The author takes the time to explain what the code is doing after every snippet- Something I have been struggling to find with all other sorts of web tutorials and physical books.