The Nuxt 3 Bootcamp - The Complete Developer Guide

The course material was presented in a very clear and concise manner, making it easy for me to follow along and understand the concepts being discussed. The instructor's ability to explain complex ideas in a simple way was one of the highlights of the course. The initial part of the course, before the [LEGACY] section, was particularly helpful as it was presented in a logical and easy-to-understand manner. However, after the [LEGACY] section, I encountered some difficulties. Specifically, when I tried to clone and run Projects 3 and 4 (Darkmode and Weather App), I kept encountering errors that I couldn't find solutions for online, even on Stack Overflow or ChatGPT. I would have appreciated more information or guidance on how to resolve these issues. Maybe because I use the "latest" Nuxt 3 version. Despite these difficulties, I still found the course to be valuable and informative. In conclusion, I would recommend the Nuxt 3 Bootcamp to anyone who wants to learn more about web development. The course is a great way to learn about Nuxt.js and Vue.js, and provides a solid foundation for building modern web applications. I would give this course a rating of 4 out of 5, as I was able to learn a lot from it and it was much more effective than simply watching random YouTube videos on the topic. Thank you to the instructor for creating such a great course.

I must say that I have learned a lot from the previous version of the course, and I am grateful to the instructor for being willing to provide free updates to the course content! However, I have to mention that during the process of watching and waiting for course updates, I discovered a disappointing fact: the course didn't live up to its promise of continuous content updates and seemed to have stalled halfway with no further progress. Additionally, the new course content deviated from using TypeScript coding practices, and compared to the previous version, it lacked detailed explanations and introductions. In my opinion, the new version simply guided you through building a website project for purchasing cars. I tried to provide feedback and inquiries in the comments section, seeking information about whether the instructor would continue updating the course or if the updates were already completed. Unfortunately, I did not receive any positive response from the instructor, which left me feeling quite discouraged. I fully understand and acknowledge that the instructor is not obligated to provide free course updates. However, I believe it's highly disappointing when the instructor explicitly mentions updates but fails to deliver on them. If you want to learn new Nuxt 3 content, I recommend searching for other resources on YouTube, as many aspects of the instructional content in this course have been updated in practice.

After taking Laith Harb's Vue.js course on Udemy, during which I appreciated his way of teaching, I started the Nuxt course. I'm more than halfway through the course and so far I'm very satisfied. I've just finished a course in front-end development during which we went over different frameworks and these courses on Udemy are allowing me to deepen my knowledge before starting my internship. I hope I'll be up to the challenge. Thank you @Laith

As much as I enjoyed "The Vue 3 Bootcamp" course, I'm very disappointed by this one (I should point out that I followed the content update for Nuxt 3). Here are the main reasons: 1. This course is more an extension of "The Vue 3 Bootcamp" than an actual in-depth course on the Nuxt 3 framework. The specifics of Nuxt are only partially covered, skimmed over, and passed over too quickly to appreciate its subtleties. I recommend that you read the official Nuxt documentation instead! 2. The code is still messy (this was already the case in the Vue 3 course), and the CSS styles need to be improved. It doesn't make you want to get to grips with the project. Moreover, a good part of the course's time is taken up by building HTML & CSS interfaces, to the detriment of Nuxt's content. I'm okay with detailed interface construction for those who wish to follow it, but it shouldn't weigh so heavily in the sum of training hours to the detriment of the main subject. In this case, I preferred the primary concern of the course to have been much more in-depth. 3. I needed help finding the GitHub repository with the complete code for the single project developed throughout the course. It's not marked, so I had to read the comments for each session to find it. It's also a pity that the course didn't provide progressive code support that would allow you to hang on to a coherent and functional state of the project at each stage of the training. It's so easy with Git, so why didn't you do it? 4. From section 7 onwards, the author forces us to create a Google Cloud account, requiring us to provide personal data, including a bank card number, which is not acceptable. Because of this, I gave up continuing the course as early as chapter 7.41. And no alternative is offered. I'm very annoyed that I couldn't go any further. But on closer inspection, I get the impression that all the content provided in sections 7, 8, 9, and 10 is simply a rehash of what's already been covered in sections 12 to 17 of "The Vue 3 Bootcamp" course. So, here again, there's no added value, and that's not acceptable to those who have bought both courses. That's the gist of it. I have only briefly gone into the details of my overall assessment. In conclusion, I strongly advise against this course. It's not up to scratch and will leave you wanting more if you want to master the Nuxt framework.

Vengo desde Nuxt 2 para migrar a Nuxt 3 y lo único nuevo que e visto es /pages/[[dynamic]].vue No explica los layouts que es importante ya para ese nivel del curso y tampoco enseña todos los atributos de configuración en nuxt.config.ts

This course is packed with so much information. There were a couple items that I would adjust/change in this to make the code cleaner and to eliminate some of the code you had to write but overall this course was great and gives you a great start if you dont know what your are doing. I have been coding for 8+ years and found this to be a great tool. Thanks again!

luarbiasa, sangat detail dan mudah dipahami. saya menukmati pembelajaran ini dan makin bersemangat untuk memperdalam Nuxt kedepannya

It's a really good course and Nuxt is amazing, taught me a tremendous amount. I just wish it was simplified a little more by section probably just a personal preference. Building a website with Nuxt is awesome but I also like using my learning as an index so with everything else I get a little distracted. Either way I would highly recommend the course and see it as extremely valuable information.

Great introduction to nuxt, exactly what I needed, straight to the point. Also good css basics with tailwind on the side.

Trop de temps passé à développer et expliquer des concepts qui ne sont pas en lien avec Nuxt. Il serait bien aussi de pouvoir partager plus de documents avec la progression des fonctionnalités Nuxt pour ne pas nous forcer à recopier les vidéos. Il serait beaucoup mieux d'avoir un squelette de code et uniquement coder devant nous ce qui est en lien avec Nuxt. Cela faciliterais à savoir ce qui provient de Nuxt et plus facile de compréhension

I am blown away! Such an amazing course! I took Laith's Vue 3 course before this which I highly recommend! It follows the same organized structure and quality. Some people mention that "you use too much time on HTML & CSS" but in my opinion, Laith provides additinal paths to skip those parts, which is just perfect for devs, who already know, HTML & CSS (TailwindCSS). Just amazing!

É o único curso atualmente de nuxt 3 que encontrei na udemy e ta usando tailwind como dependência, acho que atende bem ao que estava buscando. Ia ser interessante trazer um projeto mais bem elaborado com Vuetify 3 ao em vez de tailwind também e até mesmo um outro projeto de back-end para integrar ao projeto do front em nuxt, com tecnologias modernas como Laravel 10, eu compraria

Prons: nice voice, easy going Cons: 1. Poorly organized course, some sections are just instructor figuring out where he made something wrong. Sometimes things are finished/fixes few sections ahead... 2. Generally bad UI design, no "mobile first", everything made to desktop size, poorly made forms. 3. This course utilizing Supabase however since creator decided to use Prisma with postgres user in essentially ignores all RLS rules. Meaning there is no checks for requests. Anyone can read/write/update/delete anything they want directly using end points in final product. There is no explanation or guidance as to what to do next? Overall finished project feels far from complete. Did I learned how to use Nuxt, sure. Anything else? Barely. This course utilizes many technologies but barely teaches you about any of them.

While there is some good information here, the course lacks structure and the presentation is rushed.

Quite simplifyed course without much explanation. Teacher mostly copy/paste code fast without more detailed explanations about its functioning. I have seen better courses but this course has its merits.