Hey there! Try You don't know JS. One of the best JS resources out there, to the point and very well explained.
I've worked with storybook but not with Vue (Only React). Have you tried the official storybook docs for Vuejs?
Also, I did that course from Maximilian two years ago. It's a great course but I ended using the Vue documentation guide because I prefer to jump directly to topics when I need them. I found that kind of video courses a little bit slow for my taste and needs.
The other day I linked this roadmap about technologies related to Frontend, Backend and DevOps.
Now regarding where to find resources and how to do it, I think there isn't a "perfect" way to do it, everyone has own preferences in terms of learning process. In my case, I always jump directly to official documentation unless it's not enough, which is very rare.
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This is solid advice Florian, thank you very much. I think you are right regarding any video tutorial, one they grow outdated very soon and two they are a little two slow to start right away.
I think I will start right away by making changes to the production app and learn as I go, and at the same time try to find a right balance of learning something (maybe basic JS first?) In a more structured way.
Also, super thanks for the links. They all are very very solid resources to get started.
Cheers and have a great day.
E: Oh and btw I was just on the official docs of storybooks for Vue but somehow it was not making a lot of sense to me. I have a component right now that I am trying to load into story book but somehow it's not working. But I think I will figure it out.
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Hey there! Try You don't know JS. One of the best JS resources out there, to the point and very well explained.
I've worked with storybook but not with Vue (Only React). Have you tried the official storybook docs for Vuejs?
Also, I did that course from Maximilian two years ago. It's a great course but I ended using the Vue documentation guide because I prefer to jump directly to topics when I need them. I found that kind of video courses a little bit slow for my taste and needs.
The other day I linked this roadmap about technologies related to Frontend, Backend and DevOps.
Now regarding where to find resources and how to do it, I think there isn't a "perfect" way to do it, everyone has own preferences in terms of learning process. In my case, I always jump directly to official documentation unless it's not enough, which is very rare.
This is solid advice Florian, thank you very much. I think you are right regarding any video tutorial, one they grow outdated very soon and two they are a little two slow to start right away.
I think I will start right away by making changes to the production app and learn as I go, and at the same time try to find a right balance of learning something (maybe basic JS first?) In a more structured way.
Also, super thanks for the links. They all are very very solid resources to get started.
Cheers and have a great day.
E: Oh and btw I was just on the official docs of storybooks for Vue but somehow it was not making a lot of sense to me. I have a component right now that I am trying to load into story book but somehow it's not working. But I think I will figure it out.