When to use Vue.js vs Vanilla JavaScript

So from 10 min video WHOLE ANSWER was "depends from project"? Very nice explanation, thanks for bonuss.

Would like to read The Lizard Wizard

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I'd get that Lizard Wizard, please. :D

I would personally prefer a written book

Lizard Wizard would be great DO IT!

I'm looking forward to your book

Hey hey
Just want to say thank you for your smooth voice and calm + slightly positive atitude. I am in between jobs and decided to go down IT path and your videos are helping me to keep my spirit high :)
thank you :)

I would be extremely interested in this book you are working on - I have recently been starting to read a lot by Carl Jung and numerous other Psychologists/Philosophies that are in alignment with what you were describing about how to control oneself. I am definitely interested to learn what you have to share concerning your expertise in that arena, and thank you for your encouragement and your work in sharing these videos, as they definitely provide some good insight that I find to be useful in seeking to establish a healthier foundation software development wise and career wise. Thanks again!

react.js the Best for programming user interface

Yes, I would be VERY interested in a course on how to defeat the Lizard Wizard. And if such a course were offered at a fair original price, I'd pay for it NOW.

Vue js is lovely ❤️

If you can help the Dunning–Kruger's from picking on the people with the imposter syndrome that would be great.

I heard a lot that Vue is a "progressive framework", but I see no practical example out there.
How to start using Vue in a legacy MPA project / server side rendered?
Can I use Vue components and libraries the same way of a new SPA Vue project?

Its interesting to me.

No, do not use ready made frameworks, instead create them yourself , that will make you a great programmer; and also to be able to do that you will have stop working as a Employee , be your own boss, take control of your life.

The "Lizard Wizard" was Tooter the Turtle's mentor (Mr. Wizard - he had a Jewish accent.) In each episode, Tooter would request a different career and hijinks followed. The Wizard's "per episode" response to Tooter's need for being saved from his career choice was: "Be what you is, not what you is not, those that do this are the happiest lot!"

Yeah, please Steph make that book. Because we have physicists telling me we have no free will.. I'm thinking that lizard brain has a lot to do with it.

The Wizard in Lizard has a Functional or Object oriented Brain/Logic? ... ha ha, just kidding , GREAT idea and so refreshing to hear you as always... I'm fed up of "Cool add sweet / awcard, Pop-Code-U / Tuber-dures” blowing in empty Trupets... Seams simply that, it’s as our age got us at this particular point in existence where, for a long time already, we naturally connect our Mechanical/Visual or/as Functional/Object logic of Code/World... just as it was just a "brush" in a hand of the crazy Painter, not caring about Form/Colour any-more, nor the Meaning of Life, really... He did, however, a long time ago, understood that the Logic of Life is as "Waiting for Godot", as now, he just nonchalantly plays with his brush, and asking himself more or less his only left important question: Did his wise Grandmother/Baba, had a right, repeating him, all the time, out of senciear love, of coarse: "Son, listen to your 'stara Babushka' - 1. Learn the school; 2. Find a good and Stedy Job; 3. Not too beutifull or too smart, if anyhow a Jewish wife and 4. Make some Kids… - only than you'll be Happy, as much is possible… my Son, listen what your, old grandnma says.... for, she knows the most of this World of Ours...." ... “Pihh!” tha kid was repllying while rolling his eyes… The Artist, remembering it so often… and as always, he gets nostalgic feeling of a colour all around him.... as does a northern Russian on a first Winter Snow, when dam flickering cristalls of flakes, point to disseearing stars at the dark blue Siberian sky, and with it his way, oh… to Her... Her, His true Home/Hart, but realising it just now, when it's late.... He collects the the parts of his Pearls of Thoughts/Himself and, with an invisible tear, throws them all around in a sad anger, so did the Artist, a Magician, with his brush.... Our Proleter hits the Votka with an hand and slams the floor with his foot... singing "Ti, si, mala, garava,,, crna moja...." and whrills in danceing, for leting it go, off the Fake Stage was never!… or just simply so, ALL=NOTHING… But, we… Oh no, we still think if ALL is Constant or Variable and what does it means for the Function… ha ha…

ReactJs all teh way!

Please sir, is learning a framework actually learning how to code?

Lizard Wizard it's really interesting.. even if I think that I'm already apply in my life.. go on

Hi Stef! I am extremely interested in the book. Please let us know when it becomes available!!!

I am currently doing your
Web development course. It s great. I really like the way you approach things. So I think that this psychology thing is a good idea. I'm looking forward to it. :)

Angular + NestJS + Postgres/Mongo/SQLServer <3

I stumbled into learning JS writing back-end Node/Express for my first web project a few months ago, and then picked up Vue to recycle HTML snippets and add reactive elements. I still don't know how to use "Vanilla JavaScript" lol

Of course, we're interested in The Lizard Wizard Stefan, hope you release at least an advance soon!

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The video-book you mentioned here made me interested in it definitely! I love your experience sharing attitude all the time. Thanks.

I'm looking forward to your version of 'Thinking, Fast and Slow')) I really love the exquisite combination of tech and psychology on your channel))

For the past 5 years, all the projects I created used some boilerplate I'd created that uses AngularJS 1.x - and I can throw together websites pretty quickly, using identical structures that I'm familiar with ( as I wrote them ). I'm in the process of doing the same thing in VueJS - as it's quite similar to AngularJS but is "current" and therefore "OK" to use. ( As opposed to "old and therefore automatically obsolete" )

I'm interested in the psychology stuff.

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Psychology is a great thing to understand if you want to get better at learning new things. It's incredibly relevant. Please do go ahead with the project!

As a student of yours for the past few years, the new project "lizard wizard" sounds excellent. Thank you, keep up the great work.

After having learnt React.js and Web Components (alongside the design patterns for facilitating 1 and 2 way data binding and state management), I'll always reach for Web Components over React.js when given the opportunity. Web components make React.js components feel like jQuery.

Getting Springboot up and running is easy but understanding it takes a long time. There's a lot of black magic under the hood.
But once you figure it out it's a huge help. It does a lot of stuff for you so you can really concentrate on the business logic.

Yes! Very interesting subject for a book.

Reinventing the wheel is a waste if time and you're going to do it worse than the people who specialize on building wheels.
If your goal is to build a website, build a website. Don't nerd out about the technologies you use. Just use the most efficient way.
You should also use CSS and component frameworks. Don't waste your time on designing buttons and components that already exist.

Thank you Stef,

That's always a pleasure to hear what you say about the technologies out there.
I finally have delivered my SaaS service, and I'm now struggling with all kind of marketing stuff.
My service is using django + django templating + jquery. No nodejs needed for me 😜 except for minifying the js code at delivery of course 😂

I would absolutely LOVE that! Those are my favorite topics to watch you talk about tbh!

Keep up the great work Stefan!

Trying to master node 3. Follow most of your videos.

I have a question. I know java well, and python okay. I've learned other languages in the past C++, JS, PHP, SQL, etc. I don't have a programming job, and never got one. I've realized that just learning a language doesn't get you a job, you need to know libraries so you can build complex projects. Currently I'm working on tutorials building projects in Java and Python in about 6 different libraries (pygame, libgdx, javaFX, android etc). Is this sound strategy to getting the skills I need? I would also like to work on C++ and unity. But maybe I should work on as many libraries as possible in Java ONLY, since I know Java the best? I hope with my current strategy, I can attain the level of professional programmer within a year.

Hey Stefan, good info as always. Also I love the title for the book and would totally love to get that ebook!

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Lizard Wizard seems to be an interesting project, dive to it!

Can't wait for the book.

I can't wait for the Lizard wizard Book ... <3

Plain JS is new Assembly nowadays )))