Vue.js 3 and Firebase for Beginners: Learn about Vue 3, an amazing framework for building web applications

This course is completely hands-on, and together we will build a pizza restaurant application. Delve into the concept of named routes and explore how to work with nested routes to create a hierarchical navigation structure within your application. You will also learn how to create the “About” view and leverage child components to enhance its functionality. We will guide you through the process of adding a new pizza form, managing pizzas, and listing orders. You will gain hands-on experience in styling forms and tables to create an appealing user interface. Further, you will explore different approaches to data binding, including using the “ref” attribute and adding items to the basket. You will learn how to efficiently loop over pizzas, handle duplicate basket items, and manage basket quantity changes. Throughout the course, we will emphasize proper styling techniques and provide guidance on creating an appealing user interface. You will gain proficiency in managing admin views, restricting access for certain actions, and handling user roles. You will dive into real-time updates using Firebase, allowing your application to stay synchronized with the latest pizza and order data. You will learn how to add and retrieve users, update regular users to admin status, and implement filters and global properties. By the end of the course, you will be able to build a webpage on your own using Vue.js and Firebase.

The course is designed to be friendly to developers new to Vue.js or Firebase; however, general web development knowledge is required to get the most out of this class. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced developer, this course caters to everyone interested in front-end development and the major JavaScript frameworks. You should have some experience with JavaScript, either regular JavaScript or experience with another framework such as React or Vue 2.