Vue.js: The Documentary

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[mrphilbert]

I'm a 60 year old code dabbler. This is the most inspiring development and developer video I have ever seen. Thank you.
Hurray for the hero's of open source.

[texrx]

I never thought I'd be mesmerized by a documentary about code. Evan's story is truly inspiring. I've fallen in love with code all over again, .

[fleischwolf]

Cant believe I watched a docu about a framework.... very well done!

[transglukator]

I can't stress enough how much respect I have for Evan. His work literally changed my life. I've been working with Vue since v1 and now we are a couple of weeks away from v3 and for all this years it was nothing but pleasure to build things with Vue.

[Electricity]

Doesn't happen often that I watch a documentary all the way till the end without skipping or without thinking that it's boring. This piece is so delightful to watch. Thank you Josiah, thank you Evan.

[liamw.]

Honestly, after having worked with both React and Angular, Vue is just the way to go for me and my team. Fairly simple, well structured and organized, the documentation doubles as a perfectly clear tutorial, and the CLI is impressively powerful. Go Vue!

[mikgol]

As a full stack dev I've just started learning vue js the last couple of months... I loved how you can create standalone components with just the CDN, so chose vue to update an existing jQuery only app. It's fantastic! So easy and powerful. I had no idea it was started by this one guy, what a legend! Super inspirational documentary, I'll keep working on my app until I can quit my 9-5 as well (with the help of vue)

[lukewatts]

I love how Vue and Laravel found each other, like an unlikely love story with a meet-cute and everything 😍

[jaoaustero]

“Honeypot is the netflix of the developers.”

[melodic-mind]

I admire Evan, been following him for over 5 years and actually my first job was with Vue.
It was a breeze to learn and work with and i loved every second of it.
I then worked with React in a big corporation for over 4 years, and I have to say that it's different worlds in terms of DX and the framework API's...

Today Melodic Mind uses Vue 3 and Nuxt under the hood to power all of it's apps and websites, and I hope to give back to the world of open source when I have that luxury!
Awesome documentary, and i can't wait to see the future of Vue, Nuxt and open source in other fields as well.

[rossty]

Omg who is the director of the documentary? The quality is amaaazing!

[ijohnnymiller]

Love this "Vue.js: The Documentary" and thank Evan You (尤雨溪) who makes my life easier. 💛

[seanjang]

just want to say thank you for making people's life a lot easier!

[serhiicho]

10:05 I like this tweet part. This documentary is so well done, thanks to Honeypot for this awesome video. It's really inspiring. Laravel doc would be amazing at this point.

[cesaralvarez]

I'm about to start my final degree project and I chose to use Vue, after watching this video I'm happy I did.

The true underdog of software, thank you Evan.

[munirap]

What's a great documentary, imagine just a few nerdy guys in one team can compete with Monster like Facebook and Google? I wanna say VueJs is the spirit of Open Source Project, thank you Honeypot to bring this

[bradchellingworth]

Imagine the management meetings a meteor: Guys we got to do something about Evan, he's killing us with his weekend project!

[lilyanaivanova]

Hi, I just wanna say I'm 14 years old girl and I'm learning how to code I like to watch documentaries and if I'm being honest this documentary was the best one I've ever seen. I would love to be a programmer one day I will try my best. This documentary opened my eyes for so many things. Thank you so much. I hope no one judges me that I'm 14, I just want to study and make money and I love to code. This documentary is AMAZING WOW I am AMAZED.

[arungeorge]

Vue was like "Love at first sight" :) Thank you Evan and the core team behind it.

[fadypy]

This is my first documentary on this channel and definitely not the last.

Thank you for the amazing storytelling and production <3