Hey, guys! So, I want to learn Vue JS on a budget, but I have Vue JS 2 courses. Can I go ahead, or do I just go for a Vue JS 3 course?
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Hi,
There are lots of free resources online where you can learn Vue 3, but in the end, it depends on how you prefer to learn.
I would recommend that you start out with the Vue 3 documentation to get a basic understanding of how everything works, and get a basic understanding, and then move on to Youtube tutorials.
Some examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrxBCBibVo0&list=PL4cUxeGkcC9hYYGbV60Vq3IXYNfDk8At1
youtu.be/ISv22NNL-aE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-MAIpnH9ag&t=2313s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hel0GmxeHyI&list=PLnKfPkeIekbb7X0TqmNNdX-CKOJaYNTpu
So, I thinkk I could have gone with Vue 2 and later brush up myself on Vue 3. But I want to document my learning along the way by means of blog posts. So, I don't want to publish outdated content for people who want to learn.
Many thanks, @w3bdesign
Hello Chinoms! As a front-end developer with experience in React, I can provide you with some steps to begin learning Vue.
Learn the basics: Vue.js has a gentle learning curve, but it's still important to start with the basics. You can begin with the official Vue.js documentation, which provides a comprehensive guide to the framework and its features.
Practice with examples: Once you've got a grasp on the basics, try building some simple Vue.js examples to practice your skills. You can find plenty of code examples and tutorials online to help you get started.
Join the community: Vue.js has a thriving community of developers and users, so consider joining online forums or social media groups to ask questions, share knowledge, and get help with any issues you encounter.
Use Vue.js in a real project: The best way to truly learn Vue.js is to use it in a real project. Start with a small project, and gradually work your way up to more complex applications.
Some resources to help you get started with Vue.js include:
Official Vue.js documentation: vuejs.org/v2/guide/
Vue.js online courses on Udemy, Pluralsight or Coursera
Vue.js online community: forum.vuejs.org/
Vue.js starter templates and examples on CodePen, GitHub or JSFiddle
I hope this helps you get started with Vue.js
@ezzahirtaha Thank you vry much for your suggestions. I'll try my best. I'll write articles along the way. That way, I'll document what I'm learning and share my little knowledge.