Mastering Vue 3

This course aims to provide a thorough understanding of Vue 3, a popular JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. Students will start with the basics and progressively tackle more complex topics, culminating in the development of a full-featured application.

1. Beginners with basic JavaScript knowledge
2. Front-end developers looking to enhance their skills
3. Developers transitioning from other frameworks

1. Basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
2. Familiarity with ES6 features (e.g., arrow functions, destructuring)

1. Overview of Vue.js and its ecosystem
2. Setting up the development environment
3. Installing Vue CLI
4. Creating your first Vue 3 application

1. Understanding the Vue instance
2. Data binding and interpolation
3. Directives: v-bind, v-model, v-if, v-for, v-show

1. Event handling
2. Methods in Vue
3. Computed properties and watchers

1. Creating and registering components
2. Parent-child communication with props and events

1. Slots and scoped slots
2. Dynamic and async components

1. Structure of SFCs
2. Using Vue CLI for SFCs

1. Reactivity system overview
2. Ref and reactive functions

1. Setup function
2. Using reactive state, computed properties, and watchers

1. Custom hooks
2. Lifecycle hooks in Composition API

1. Setting up Vue Router
2. Basic routing and navigation

1. Route params and query
2. Nested routes
3. Route guards and navigation guards

1. History mode
2. Lazy loading routes

1. State, getters, mutations, and actions
2. Setting up Vuex store

1. Modules
2. Plugins in Vuex

1. Managing state with routes
2. Best practices for state management

1. Setting up Axios
2. Making API requests and handling responses

1. Loading states
2. Error handling

1. Authentication and Authorization
2. Interceptors in Axios

1. Introduction to Jest
2. Writing unit tests for Vue components

1. Testing library for Vue
2. Snapshot testing

1. Introduction to Cypress
2. Writing E2E tests

1. Building for production
2. Code splitting and optimization

1. Deploying to Netlify, Vercel, and other platforms
2. Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD)

1. Students present their projects
2. Peer review and feedback