Unveiling Qwik 1.0: What You Need to Know!

Qwik 1.0 has been released! Let's celebrate with a tutorial of building a voting application that shows how to use integrations like auth, prisma, and tailwind, as well as Qwik's built in routing, server actions and route actions, to build a voting app.

👉 VS Code theme and font? Night Wolf [black] and Operator Mono
👉 Terminal Theme and font? oh-my-posh with atomic and SpaceMono NF

00:56 Qwik Project Setup
02:03 Adding Integrations
03:02 Adding Authorization
08:28 Prisma Database Setup
12:53 Home Page Buildout
15:43 Setting Up The Page Layout
18:36 Building The Category Page
23:41 Function Properties
26:09 Server Actions
29:07 Creating Signals
30:53 Using Visible Tasks
31:52 Creating Route Actions and Forms

[AlekVila]

This was great. I hope you'll continue to make Qwik tutorials.

[bigmistqke]

1.0 is huge. Congrats to the qwik team!!

[amerrashed]

The best clear introduction for qwik yet ! Qwik looks awesome, combining all good features of other frameworks, all in one box!

[babyboie]

I really appreciate all of your videos! I always learn so much. I can't lock much of the knowledge into long term memory because I have no practical applications I could use them in, but I always know I can come back and watch again once I find one. Thanks again!

[calvinnguyen]

Liked and Subscribed. This is one of the best Qwik introduction and tutorials out there!

[soixantelly]

this framework blows anything i've used or seen out of the water

[hayatof]

Love this and honestly just heard about Qwik today (and officially confused me haha). The confusion is as some have said that these frameworks are starting to have similar "ideas" even if it is a little different. I have invested in NextJS and lately been trying to get better with their new NextJS 13 app router which feels to have brought a lot of what Qwik has.

Any idea if we would ever get a comparison between NextJS 13 with Quik? or why one might work better than another?

Thank you again for all the content you have provided

[DB-dkmj]

Gorgeous! Jack and Qwik team! From Russia with love!

[jwickerszh]

Yeah, Qwik v1 !!
Nice app example as well, really illustrates well the new loaders / actions. I notice though, not much time was spent on the resumability part of Qwik.. I know, it has been covered a lot before, but it might have been a good idea to do a qwik recap of what separates this from all the other frameworks or/and link to a previous video.
I suspect a lot of new people will start here since it just hit v1 and might not have the whole background.

[shai_reznik]

Great job Jack! really enjoyed it 👏💪
one small note - I would use setTimeout instead of setInterval
Loved the snarky remarks idea :)

[abdessittirharkati]

I was waiting for this, Qwik is great!

[IanJamieson]

Qwik honestly looks like it can replace React. I know it takes time, ui libs, community etc, but it looks super polished for a 1.0 and things look cleaner and easier ❤

[germandeluca]

Can you tell me what extension you use for the file explorer's icon theme?

[michaelta]

Another great video with great content and this time is Qwik! Thank you so much Jack. Just wondering pnpm was initially use to bootstrap the app but then npm was used to run qwik to add prisma and other packages... not sure why so, why not use pnpm all the way?

[frontend]

why you first using pnpm, and later npm?

[gonzalooviedo]

This is very good, but is very easy to lost how it works due to big letters and a lot of scrolling up and down and is impossible to check the overall code and relation between them

[SingularityLabsAI]

Have you deployed it anywhere ? wanted to check the performance.

[kamichikora]

Coming from the mern stack, how can i host on heroku? I really like this framework

[derSeega]

Hi can anyone tell me if there is free hosting for qwik? Like vercel for nextjs?
Thanks in advance

[JGBSolutions]

Hey thanks for this tutorial! Qwik looks good. Especially with that 1.0 release. And it looks like all the frameworks (Remix, Next, Solid, Svelte and now Qwik) just look alike these days. They copy features and APIs from each other. Though Remix might be a little different.