Quasar V1: Cross-Platform Apps (with Vue 2, Vuex & Firebase)
Quasar V1: Cross-Platform Apps (with Vue 2, Vuex & Firebase), available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 262 lectures, based on 1938 reviews, and has 7214 subscribers.
You will learn about How to create a real-world, cross-platform app for web, iOS, Android, Mac and Windows using Quasar Framework V1 and Firebase How to manage the state of your app using Vuex How to create a back-end for the app using Firebase Realtime Database – including user authentication, reading and writing data All the essentials of Quasar Framework V1 and VueJS 2 This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to create real-world, cross platform apps using a single VueJS codebase. or Web Developers who want to use their existing skills to create a real-world app on many different platforms (Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows) It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to create real-world, cross platform apps using a single VueJS codebase. or Web Developers who want to use their existing skills to create a real-world app on many different platforms (Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows).
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Summary
Title: Quasar V1: Cross-Platform Apps (with Vue 2, Vuex & Firebase)
Price: $74.99
Average Rating: 4.75
Number of Lectures: 262
Number of Published Lectures: 262
Number of Curriculum Items: 266
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 266
Original Price: £19.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- How to create a real-world, cross-platform app for web, iOS, Android, Mac and Windows using Quasar Framework V1 and Firebase
- How to manage the state of your app using Vuex
- How to create a back-end for the app using Firebase Realtime Database – including user authentication, reading and writing data
- All the essentials of Quasar Framework V1 and VueJS 2
Who Should Attend
- Anyone who wants to create real-world, cross platform apps using a single VueJS codebase.
- Web Developers who want to use their existing skills to create a real-world app on many different platforms (Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows)
Target Audiences
- Anyone who wants to create real-world, cross platform apps using a single VueJS codebase.
- Web Developers who want to use their existing skills to create a real-world app on many different platforms (Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows)
In this course I’ll show you how to use Quasar Framework V1 (along with Vue JS 2, Vuex & Firebase) to create real-world, cross-platforms apps using a single Vue JS codebase; and get these apps production-ready and deployed to all the major platforms – Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows.
Throughout this course we’ll create a real-world app called Awesome Todo. In this app we can add, edit or delete tasks and mark them as completed.
We can also sort tasks by name or date and search through tasks using a search bar.
It’s also going to have a Settings page, with 2 real settings which change the way the app works – and which persist when app is closed and restarted (or the browser reloaded on the web version). It will also have a help page, a “visit our website” link and an “email us” link.
The app will have its own back-end created using a Firebase Realtime Database. Users can register, log in and see their data sync in realtime across all of their devices.
We’ll get the app production ready for all the different platforms – web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows.
You’ll learn all of the basics of Quasar Framework, including the Quasar CLI, Quasar Components, Quasar Plugins, Quasar Directives, Platform Detection, Layouts, Theming & various Quasar Utilities.
I’ll also show you all of the basics of Vue.js, including Data Binding, Events, Computed Properties, Components, Directives, Filters, Lists & Lifecycle Hooks.
You’ll learn how to manage the state of your app using Vuex, where I’ll cover State, Mutations, Actions & Setters.
I’ll cover all of the basics of Firebase, including Authentication, Reading data, Writing data & protecting your data with Database Rules.
By the end of this course, you will be able to create your own real-world apps, with real back-ends which work on all the different platforms.
NOTE: This course is for Quasar V1 (with Vue 2). Quasar V2 (with Vue 3) is not covered in this course.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction & Course App: Awesome Todo
Lecture 2: What is Quasar?
Lecture 3: What is Vue.js?
Chapter 2: Getting started
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Install Node.js and Quasar CLI
Lecture 3: Create & launch a new Quasar Project in the Browser
Lecture 4: Update: Quasar V1 Documentation
Lecture 5: Auto-import Components & Directives
Lecture 6: Folder structure – Layouts, Pages, Routes & more
Chapter 3: Vue.js Basics
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Anatomy of a Vue Single File Component
Lecture 3: Binding Data to the View
Lecture 4: Two-way Data Binding with v-model
Lecture 5: Events & Methods – Click
Lecture 6: Events – Keyboard & more
Lecture 7: Showing and Hiding Elements – v-show
Lecture 8: Conditional Rendering – v-if & v-else
Lecture 9: Computed Properties
Lecture 10: Filters
Lecture 11: Directives
Lecture 12: Binding to Attributes & CSS
Lecture 13: Lifecycle Hooks – Introduction
Lecture 14: Lifecycle Hooks – In Action
Lecture 15: Refs
Chapter 4: Vue.js Lists and Components
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Displaying Lists with v-for
Lecture 3: Displaying more details
Lecture 4: Child Components
Lecture 5: Passing Data to Child Components – Props
Lecture 6: Passing Data to Child Components – Slots
Lecture 7: Keys
Chapter 5: Start building the Awesome Todo app
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Pages and Routes
Lecture 3: Add Page Navigation to Sidebar (Drawer)
Lecture 4: Tab Navigation for Mobile
Lecture 5: Consolidating Navigation Data
Lecture 6: Only show Drawer on Desktop, Tabs on Mobile
Lecture 7: Adding some Style to the Layout
Lecture 8: Add SCSS support
Lecture 9: Customise Theme with Theme Builder
Lecture 10: Module Code
Chapter 6: Create the List of Tasks
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Display a List of Tasks
Lecture 3: Add Due Date and Time
Lecture 4: Add some Style to the List of Tasks
Lecture 5: Module Code
Chapter 7: Vuex – State Management – Setting Up
Lecture 1: Introduction to Vuex
Lecture 2: Setup a Vuex Store
Lecture 3: Add Tasks Data to the Vuex Store / Vue Devtools Chrome Extension
Lecture 4: Create a Getter for the Tasks Data
Lecture 5: Change Tasks Array into an Object Structure
Lecture 6: Put Task into a Child Component
Lecture 7: Module Code
Chapter 8: Vuex – Actions & Mutations
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Set Completed Status in Vuex Store
Lecture 3: Delete Task – Add Delete Button & Confirm Dialog
Lecture 4: Delete Task – Delete the Task from the State
Lecture 5: Module Code
Chapter 9: Add Task – Forms, Fields & Validation
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Add Task – Button & Modal
Lecture 3: Add Task – Customize the Modal
Lecture 4: Add the Fields
Lecture 5: Form Validation & Submission
Lecture 6: Vuex – Add Task when Form Submitted
Lecture 7: A Few Improvements
Lecture 8: Module Code
Chapter 10: Edit Task – Child Components in-depth, Update and Sync, Slots
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Add Task – Reusable Components (1/5): Modal Header
Lecture 3: Add Task – Reusable Components (2/5): Task Name
Lecture 4: Add Task – Reusable Components (3/5): Due Date
Lecture 5: Add Task – Reusable Components (4/5): Due Time
Lecture 6: Add Task – Reusable Components (5/5): Buttons
Lecture 7: Edit Task – Add the Button & Show the Modal
Lecture 8: Edit Task – Customise & Setup the Modal
Lecture 9: Module Code
Chapter 11: Split Tasks into "Todo" and "Completed" Sections
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Lecture 2: Create Getters for Todo and Completed Tasks
Lecture 3: Display Todo and Completed Tasks in Separate Lists
Lecture 4: Add Headings to the Task Lists
Lecture 5: Make the Heading Background Color Adjustable
Lecture 6: Conditionally Show & Hide the Task Lists
Lecture 7: Add a "No tasks to do today!" Banner
Lecture 8: Use Global Event Bus to fix the "No tasks" Banner Button
Lecture 9: Module Code
Chapter 12: Add a Search Bar
Lecture 1: Module Introduction
Instructors
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Danny Connell
Indie App Developer & Instructor
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- 2 stars: 9 votes
- 3 stars: 84 votes
- 4 stars: 484 votes
- 5 stars: 1352 votes
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