Server-Side Render Vue Apps with Nuxt.js And Firebase! App Example

Wtf there’s nothing about SSR over here. Thanks for wasted 20 minutes of my time. You didn’t even post a link for the next video. Bloody hell why… fucking unfollow right damn away

This series only seems to cover using Firebase auth() and not deploying. That's what I went through 2 videos for. Also- very hard to find the next in the series. Update?

perfect if you already have some basiv Vue/Nuxt/Firebase knowledge and want to learn some more

THANK YOU!! :D

I've saw a couple of videos from this guy (Erik) and, is the worst teacher I saw ever. He does'nt prepare his the tutorials, he just start to type code and, a lot of errors happen in the meantime, then he solves problems on the way… making you waste a lot of your time. Not recommended, if you can choose another one probably will be a better one.

love ur vids... thanks for taking the time


side side comment:
One thing is the constant talk about CSS. u should really just include bootstrap.
I have to faze out and wait (cuz i don't want to miss anything) while u css stuff'

From my experience, I would not recommend using Firebase for web sites, especially engine oriented. Just pay attention to how much just one Firebase/database module weighs, unparsed it weighs 500+ kb, and accordingly it takes the time in browser, that's why the speed of the site and the score on Google Pagespeed Insights is greatly reduced. I am a novice developer, so I could be wrong.

more Quasar framework tutorials

Hello Erik, I am facing some problems in nuxt. Nuxt I don't know why does not load or render static folder files or jquery files in first time but when force load page then it renders. Why is that please explain

man you are so useful thanks , just continue.

Hey Erik, I'm studying web dev on my own. I was wondering if you could do a video about the 2020 front and back end trends. As go and Kotlin are getting supported by google and now the scope is wider on programming languages. Maybe you could give us an opinion on the matter. Thanks in advance. Regards.