Vue for Designers
11 sections - 4 hours of video
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Learn how to build a web app and admin dashboard using your own data on the web. Create stunning charts, delightful animations, and powerful administrative commands. Use advanced techniques to achieve dark mode and a complete login system.
Taught by Thomas Wang
Purchase includes access to 50+ courses, 320+ premium tutorials, 300+ hours of videos, source files and certificates.
11 topics
All techniques are explained step-by-step, in a beginner-friendly format so that you can easily follow in a cohesive way.
1
Intro to Vue.js
Learn to Create an Admin Dashboard using Vue
7:52
2
Global Styling with Sass
Use Sass to supercharge your CSS
23:18
3
Single File Components
Work with components, props, and page routing
28:27
4
Dark Mode Part 1
Switch from light and dark mode with component state
20:35
5
Dark Mode Part 2
Bring light and dark mode to your entire app with VueX
18:54
6
Animations and transitions
Create easy effects on elements and components
35:02
7
Accounts with Netlify
Deploy your site and set up sign in flow
35:29
8
Accounts with Slack
Reset password and request account access using Slack API
18:07
9
Charts and Data Visualization
Add data and visualize it with Apex Charts and Google Data Studio
40:27
10
Database with Firestore
Connect your app to a database
21:36
11
Lambda Functions with Netlify
Manage users with a serverless backend
22:05
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We all try to be consistent with our way of teaching step-by-step, providing source files and prioritizing design in our courses.
Thomas Wang
UI Developer
Thomas is a designer and developer who loves JavaScript and CSS. He gets inspiration from beautifully designed products, and grew up in Southern California 🌴
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Artem Adams
Artchitect at IBM
Artem Adams
Artchitect at IBM
Learned a lot from your course to port my app from #AppleWatch to #iPhone, #iPad and #Mac. All SwiftUI, one code base, iCloud, learn words with Widgets.
David Norris
App Developer
David Norris
App Developer
Big thanks to you and your DesignCode team. A big help to me. Learning design is just as important as the code that drives it. Built @getNebulaApp, using the SwiftUI courses. Essential for learning iOS and macOS app dev.
Haawa
iOS Developer
Haawa
iOS Developer
Hey MengTo, I launched my iOS/watchOS app RunnerGoal almost completely built with SwiftUI. Thank you for the design lessons and many controls and animation that I used from you SwiftUI course. Man bowing deeply.
Fabio Sasso
Founder of ABDZ
Fabio Sasso
Founder of ABDZ
My first iOS app is available on the AppStore. I literally didn’t know anything about SwiftUI (still not much) and in probably 4 weeks was able to recreate my android app for iOS. Highly recommend MengTo videos!
Csaba Kissi
Full stack developer
I've seen the new site yesterday and that's one of the nicest designs I've ever seen man! Very good job. Also, courses + tutorials are really PRO quality.
Jean-Marc Denis
Product Designer at Facebook
Design+Code is a wake-up call. Why should I learn a web based technology or a deprecated tool when the obvious choice is to learn Xcode?
