If you're trying to learn frontend programming Todo Lists won't cut it.
You end up getting frustrated learning from personal-branding pirates who care more about clicks than you learning something. I've been there, and it's miserable. To truly learn something, you have to fail. Or, at least, watch someone else fail, repeatedly. I got you.
What if I told you that in 2 weeks from now, you could create a fully functional Vue 3.0 application?
You get a 200 page book, focusing on concepts.
Learning frontend programming is a lot more than just digging in to JavaScript and understanding HTML and the DOM. We'll dig in to Component Design and understand the how and why before we start building things.
Tony William
Reporter / Broadcaster
Tony William
Reporter / Broadcaster
You get over 12 hours of an episodic build process.
Watching someone else code is fun, but let's be honest: you have things to do! I've edited and trimmed the video walkthrough to keep a good pace and make sure things are interesting. It's like Netflix, but with code.
I'll be focusing on Vue 3, Nuxt 3, and Vuetify in the video walkthrough - just a few of the tools you'll want to know as you build out your frontend dev chops. But there are so, so many more things that go into this.
For instance: what about testing? What if you don't want to build out your API yourself and, instead, want to use a canned backend like Supabase or Firebase?
Good news - I added that too.
Case Studies
You get 2 full-length case studies
The main walkthrough uses Supabase after I realize things could be so much easier using that service rather than building out my own API. In addition, I added another two hours of video case studies
Story-based Testing With Playwright
If you do frontend stuff for long enough, you'll hear about the Playwright end-to-end testing tool. It's pretty neat, but writing good tests is not at all obvious. We get into that! .
Rolling over to Firebase
It's a huge service that so many startups are using - but what does it do, and how do you create effective services with it? We'll port the entire finished application over so you can see what I've been doing with this service for the last 8 years.
I’m Rob Conery and I’ve been building software for over 25 years without a CS degree. I’ve created applications for huge corporations including Ameritech and Southwest Bell. I’ve contracted to Visa, Google, Starbucks and PayPal - creating their very first developer portal back in 2005. I wrote an open source e-commerce site for Microsoft that was demoed on stage by Steve Ballmer at Tech Ed, Microsoft’s biggest developer conference (now //Build).
In the last 8 years I have deployed 16 Vue applications using both Vue 2 and Vue 3; 8 of them using Nuxt. These aren't casual applications, either. My customers use them every day, as do the internal folks at Microsoft, where I deployed 3 internal applications using Vue 2.
Checkout is quick and simple, and you'll have immediate access. Frontend programming can be a pain, but it can also be very rewarding. Come with me and find out.
All prices in USD