Vue is a no-bullshit approach to front-end development and it continues to evolve in that way, It contains very less boilerplate and is extremely flexible.

You might have heard that Vue is extremely lightweight but on the other hand, it’s extremely powerful as well.

The flexibility of Vue makes the framework easy to pick up and easy to integrate into existing projects, but equally powerful and resourceful to build an entire application around it.

When you compare what vue is capable of doing with its small size and insanely fast core, you will feel frameworks like Angular a bit outdated or antique. That is also one of the many reasons, developers are flocking towards Vue JS. 

 

 

I have seen several vue js courses out there and a lot of them focus only on teaching you how to navigate the framework and how concepts work. But what I noticed in my years of teaching to students all across the globe is that students usually tend to get confused on why certain concepts exist and novice developers usually struggle to properly identify which concept to use where leading to low quality code. Hence, in this course I have made sure, I have explained why each concept exists and have also included an example for each and every single concept that we learn.

Not only does this help you understand the concepts better, but will also help you in making informed decisions on which concept to use where while building your next application.