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Raffaele Pizzari
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Vue.js Beginner Course - Session 2

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Hello everybody,

with CodeJourneys we are going to hold online the second session of our “Vue.js 3 Beginner Course”.

The session is streamed on Zoom and everybody can participate for free.

We go through the official documentation and build together one or more basic app in order to work on real and practical examples.

If you are learning Vue.js and would like to attend this live coding session, feel free to join the community’s slack channel.

We use this repo in GitHub to share the exercise and the outcome of the course.

When? Pick a date on Doodle! :)

Topics

In the next session we are going to learn the following topics:

  • Conditional rendering
    • v-if
    • v-show
  • For loop
    • v-for
  • Event Handling
    • listening to events
  • Style Binding
    • bind single property
    • bind an object
  • Class Binding
  • Computed property
  • Components and props
    • create nested components
    • pass info through props
    • use the props
    • Props
      • prop casing
      • prop types
      • passing static and dynamic props
      • required
      • default
      • validator
  • Custom events
    • $emit

The community

You can find us here: codejourneys.org or on Twitter.

Will you join us? 🙂

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