Overview:

The Introduction to Vue.js 3 Course Materials is a collection of resources and materials for a course on Frontend Masters. The course covers the basics of Vue.js, including directives, data rendering, methods, computed properties, watchers, components, slots, Vue CLI, Nuxt, animation, composition API, custom directives, and Vuex. It is recommended that students use CodePen for creating work during the course, as it supports preprocessors like SCSS and Babel. The materials are updated for the Vue.js 3 release and are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Features:

• Slides for each section of the course
• Directories with basic examples of covered techniques
• Vue chrome devtools and Vue 3 beta chrome devtools
• Codepen debugger chrome extension
• Vetur extension for VS Code
• Vue snippets for VS Code
• Vue Extension Pack for VS Code
• Hub tool for working with GitHub from the command line

Installation:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone <repository_url>

2. Install the required dependencies:

npm install

3. Create a new CodePen account or log in to an existing one.

4. Fork one of the existing pens in the CodePen collection section.

5. Watch the lecture to learn how to set up the build process yourself, using VueCLI, Nuxt, or Vuex.

Summary:

The Introduction to Vue.js 3 Course Materials provide a comprehensive set of resources for learning Vue.js. The materials cover various aspects of Vue.js, including directives, data rendering, components, slots, and more. The course is updated for the Vue.js 3 release and includes slides, basic examples, and various tools and extensions to aid in the learning process. It is recommended to use CodePen for creating work during the course and to watch the lecture to learn how to set up the build process. Overall, the materials offer a thorough introduction to Vue.js and provide a solid foundation for further learning and development.