Learning Vue.jsEnglish | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 2h 14m | 364 MBHave you found a primary JavaScript framework or library that suits your needs? If not, you might want to explore Vue.

js, which offers a progressive approach to solving front-end problems.

Vue is a sensible alternative to some of the more complex JavaScript frameworks, because it allows developers to add simple data binding to their views, but also incrementally progress to a full-blown single-page application if needed.

In this course, Michael Sullivan introduces the Vue framework, explains which problems it aims to solve, and shows how to add Vue to a new or existing webpage.

After he covers the key concepts and basic conventions of Vue, Michael dives into its component system, which can help you create modular, reusable code, and takes a look at the Vue CLI tool.

Topics include:Adding Vue to a webpageThinking declaratively with data bindingMethods and event handlingAdding dynamic style and class attributesUsing CSS transitions and animationsUsing Vue componentsVue CLITable of Contents1 Get to know the Vue.JS Javascript framework2 What you should know3 Why use a JavaScript framework4 Adding Vue to a webpage5 Understanding execution flow6 A Bootstrap detour7 Thinking declaratively with data binding8 Understanding two-way data binding9 Methods and event handling10 Rendering elements conditionally11 Loading data asynchrounously12 Using the created lifecycle hook13 Using the Vue browser extension14 Rendering lists with v-for15 Using additional v-for parameters16 Combining v-for with event handling17 Using computed properties18 Adding dynamic style attributes19 Adding dynamic class attributes20 Using CSS transitions21 Applying transitions to lists22 Using CSS animations23 Using Vue components24 Registering and using components25 Adding component props26 Managing component content with slots27 Componentizing existing in-DOM templates28 Handling events in components29 Installing Vue CLI30 Vue CLI project template31 Moving to single-file components32 Building for production33 Next steps