You might know that I’m doing the #100DaysOfCode. Even maybe you’re considering to do it yourself. It is worth to take the challenge?
This is what I’ve learnt in just one week.
On my first week of the #100DaysOfCode I learnt A LOT.
I bought the Shaun Pelling (AKA The Net Ninja on Youtube) and managed to finish it in just one week.
Yeah, the tutorial it’s “only” 11:30 hours, but it packs a lot. The teaching method is: Learn the basics, and something else, then let’s build projects. I really like this kind of approach as I believe that you learn by doing, not by listening (or copy-pasting, a common sight on tutorials). As I said, it’s only 11 hours but I have learned t a lot about Vue but also about how Firebase works.
Weekly breakdown
Day 1
Vue Basics
- Events
- Event Object
- Keyboard and Mouse Events
- Two-way Data Binding
- Modifiers
Day 2
- Conditionals (v-if, v-else)
- V-For
- List rendering
- Vue
Cli (Command Line Interface) - Nesting components inside other components
- Limiting CSS to a component
- My first Vue App
- Reading the docs.
Day 3
- Passing data from parent to children components via props
- Passing data from children to parent components via this.$emit
- Lifecycle hooks
- Getting requests with axios
- Filters
- Computed properties
- Vue Router
- Reading the docs
Day 4
- First WebApp: A Smoothie recipe list (Check it here)
- Reading the docs.
Day 5
- Second WebApp: A real-time chat (Check it here)
- Passing data from component to component (via props in the route)
- Navigation Guards
- Moment.js library
- Reading the docs.
Day 6
- Third WebApp: A GoogleMaps map that lists every user (Check it here)
- More on Navigation Guards
- Authentication with Firebase (Login, logout and CRUD operations)
- Reading the docs.
Day 7
- Firebase rules
- Firebase Cloud Functions
- ES6 Arrow Functions, Promises, Exports and Imports, Filter method
- Vue Cli.
Find out what I learnt on Second Week of 100 Days of Code
Edit: I finished the challenge, here’s what I’ve learnt: #100DaysOfCode learning Vue: My Five Ws
