Built Complete Vue 3/Vuex application in 3 hours

For building this Interface we will use Tailwind css.

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00:00:00 - Intro & Demo
00:02:21 - What you will learn?
00:07:20 - Add Tailwindcss
00:09:15 - Add Vue Router and configure routes
00:14:40 - Install Vuex and create store
00:21:06 - Create Home Page
00:31:20 - Install axios
00:33:30 - Build the actual application, components, layouts, API requests
02:40:30 - Refactor code and UI
02:51:13 - Outro

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[paulm.]

Finally got through the entire video. A pretty killer primer to Vue3 as someone who's been working with Vue2 for a while. Great for beginners and intermediate devs alike. Well done!

[SerhiiLytvynov]

Went through the whole video. I really like your teaching style. I enjoy seeing the full process with issues and workflow.

[Skaxarrat]

Thanks for this video. I have learnt loads in less than 3 hours. And you sold me Tailwind CSS too.

[davitpurceladze]

thank you, I repeated this project, after I finish it by default started your next video, and when you said "Hello everyone my name is Zura" I thought wait a second, I searched your profile and saw you were from Georgia, 2 დღე ვუყურებდი შენს ვიდეოს და მერე აღმოვაჩინე რო ქართველი ხარ :დდ, წარმატებები ამ კარგ საქმეში <3

[cindy_codes]

Very explanatory and effortlessly fun to watch. I love that you've used the Composition API and Vuex too. Exactly what I was looking for!
Weldone and thanks for attaching the source code as well.

[legendcmbk]

I am new to this channel but the information in your videos is very interesting and informative thank you very much

[marroos]

I have experience with React and NextJs and i am thinking of learning Vue and Nuxt. Your video is 3rd video tutorial i am checking, but first with state management system. I have replaced vuex with pinia tho as it is considered standard now. Frankly speaking Vue does not seem that difficult, most likely because i know React and i see a lot of similarities. I'll just have to get used to syntax. Thank you for this video, it has router, state management system, data fetch and use many important concepts of Vue. It is a great starting point. :-)

[SagarKumar-dpek]

Thank you so much for your efforts. Here is also 2:28 mid night I am learning from you. Your way of teaching is very impressive. Thanks again

[robdorn]

Thank you for another great series. It seems to be relatively easy to switch from VUEX to PINIA. Pinia seems to be more main stream nowadays. Maybe you could make your last lesson a conversion lesson.

[arrazkaharwin]

I really love the way you explain, it's like seeing you in person unlike other youtuber videos which are just recordings, I learned a lot from your way of coding and debugging, hope there will be videos for pinia.

[nope]

It is really still working . Thank you so much.

[mukeshkhan]

👏👏👏 Tq brother, I learned lot of things from this project. Well done

[myhanhnguyen]

thanks for this video. This is exactly what I have been looking for cos the tech stack includes vuejs with composition API, vuex, tailwindcss. Could you create more videos like this, for example clone netflix or banking app?

[kokoaung]

Hello man, I really appreciate your lectures. But, I have a question. Should I try vue or react to be a laravel developer?

[TheFirstlovely]

Thank you, it's really helpful :)

[frederik_hd]

Thank you for this tutorial - respect that you were able to do something so great with this crappy API

[MasudXaltaca]

Hello thank you very much😊 but how can I find figma file of this project😮

[احمدفلسطيني-هث]

the best thing you share the problem with us thank you that mean alot

[小鹏-ws]

Great video for deatiled instruction. Thank you!

[josevicente]

the video and explanation are GREAT!! BUT i shouldn last 3 hours, you spend much time worrying about the design