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Vue.
Js.
It's a JavaScript framework for building front end UIs.
In Vue, you can start simple and then progressively add in the tools and features that you need to build a complex web application.
At its core, it provides a way to build components that encapsulate data or state in your JavaScript, and then connect that state reactively to a template in HTML.
We call these components declarative views because the same data inputs will always produce the same output in the visual UI.
When we declared data on this data object, It links or binds it to the HTML on the template above.
When the value of the data changes, the component will automatically rerender or in other words, it's reactive.
And the framework does a ton of work under the hood to make sure that this process is performant across a huge component tree.
We can work with this data in the template thanks to Vue's HTML based template syntax.
We can interpolate a value or expression using double braces, and we also have a variety of directives to control the behavior of the HTML based on the Yeah.
We can use 'v if' to only render an element when the value on the right side is truthy and then we might have a fallback element after that that's only rendered when the value is falsy with 'v else'.
We We can make the app interactive by listening to events.
Using the v on directive, we can listen to an event on an element, then run some code to handle that event on the right side.
We can do that directly in the template or define a custom method in the component's methods object.
The method has access to our reactive data and that means all we have to do is change the value of the data and the component will automatically rerender.
And that's all it takes to build an interactive reactive declarative UI component with Vue.
The framework is loved by developers for this but also its ability to scale up in complexity incrementally.
Its plug in system allows you to easily drop in things like a router, state management, Firebase support, and more.
And perhaps best of all, it's not sponsored by some mega corporation.
It's not pressured to push out new releases all the time and does a great job listening to its community.
This has been Vue.
Js in 100 seconds.
Stay tuned for a full length tutorial here on YouTube in the near future, and check out my View Firebase course on Fireship if you're ready to start building a full stack app.
Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.

Speaker 0: Vue. Js. It's a JavaScript framework for building front end UIs. In Vue, you can start simple and then progressively add in the tools and features that you need to build a complex web application. At its core, it provides a way to build components that encapsulate data or state in your JavaScript, and then connect that state reactively to a template in HTML.

We call these components declarative views because the same data inputs will always produce the same output in the visual UI. When we declared data on this data object, It links or binds it to the HTML on the template above. When the value of the data changes, the component will automatically rerender or in other words, it's reactive. And the framework does a ton of work under the hood to make sure that this process is performant across a huge component tree. We can work with this data in the template thanks to Vue's HTML based template syntax.

We can interpolate a value or expression using double braces, and we also have a variety of directives to control the behavior of the HTML based on the Yeah. We can use 'v if' to only render an element when the value on the right side is truthy and then we might have a fallback element after that that's only rendered when the value is falsy with 'v else'. We We can make the app interactive by listening to events. Using the v on directive, we can listen to an event on an element, then run some code to handle that event on the right side. We can do that directly in the template or define a custom method in the component's methods object.

The method has access to our reactive data and that means all we have to do is change the value of the data and the component will automatically rerender. And that's all it takes to build an interactive reactive declarative UI component with Vue. The framework is loved by developers for this but also its ability to scale up in complexity incrementally. Its plug in system allows you to easily drop in things like a router, state management, Firebase support, and more. And perhaps best of all, it's not sponsored by some mega corporation.

It's not pressured to push out new releases all the time and does a great job listening to its community. This has been Vue. Js in 100 seconds. Stay tuned for a full length tutorial here on YouTube in the near future, and check out my View Firebase course on Fireship if you're ready to start building a full stack app. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
Vue. Js. It's a JavaScript framework for building front end UIs. In Vue, you can start simple and then progressively add in the tools and features that you need to build a complex web application.
At its core, it provides a way to build components that encapsulate data or state in your JavaScript, and then connect that state reactively to a template in HTML. We call these components declarative views because the same data inputs will always produce the same output in the visual UI. When we declared data on this data object, It links or binds it to the HTML on the template above. When the value of the data changes, the component will automatically rerender or in other words, it's reactive. And the framework does a ton of work under the hood to make sure that this process is performant across a huge component tree. We can work with this data in the template thanks to Vue's HTML based template syntax.
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We can interpolate a value or expression using double braces, and we also have a variety of directives to control the behavior of the HTML based on the Yeah. We can use 'v if' to only render an element when the value on the right side is truthy and then we might have a fallback element after that that's only rendered when the value is falsy with 'v else'. We We can make the app interactive by listening to events. Using the v on directive, we can listen to an event on an element, then run some code to handle that event on the right side. We can do that directly in the template or define a custom method in the component's methods object. The method has access to our reactive data and that means all we have to do is change the value of the data and the component will automatically rerender.
And that's all it takes to build an interactive reactive declarative UI component with Vue. The framework is loved by developers for this but also its ability to scale up in complexity incrementally. Its plug in system allows you to easily drop in things like a router, state management, Firebase support, and more.
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And perhaps best of all, it's not sponsored by some mega corporation. It's not pressured to push out new releases all the time and does a great job listening to its community. This has been Vue. Js in 100 seconds.
Stay tuned for a full length tutorial here on YouTube in the near future, and check out my View Firebase course on Fireship if you're ready to start building a full stack app. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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Vue. Js. It's a JavaScript framework for building front end UIs. In Vue, you can start simple and then progressively add in the tools and features that you need to build a complex web application. At its core, it provides a way to build components that encapsulate data or state in your JavaScript, and then connect that state reactively to a template in HTML. We call these components declarative views because the same data inputs will always produce the same output in the visual UI. When we declared data on this data object, It links or binds it to the HTML on the template above. When the value of the data changes, the component will automatically rerender or in other words, it's reactive. And the framework does a ton of work under the hood to make sure that this process is performant across a huge component tree. We can work with this data in the template thanks to Vue's HTML based template syntax. We can interpolate a value or expression using double braces, and we also have a variety of directives to control the behavior of the HTML based on the Yeah. We can use 'v if' to only render an element when the value on the right side is truthy and then we might have a fallback element after that that's only rendered when the value is falsy with 'v else'. We We can make the app interactive by listening to events. Using the v on directive, we can listen to an event on an element, then run some code to handle that event on the right side. We can do that directly in the template or define a custom method in the component's methods object. The method has access to our reactive data and that means all we have to do is change the value of the data and the component will automatically rerender. And that's all it takes to build an interactive reactive declarative UI component with Vue. The framework is loved by developers for this but also its ability to scale up in complexity incrementally. Its plug in system allows you to easily drop in things like a router, state management, Firebase support, and more. And perhaps best of all, it's not sponsored by some mega corporation. It's not pressured to push out new releases all the time and does a great job listening to its community. This has been Vue. Js in 100 seconds. Stay tuned for a full length tutorial here on YouTube in the near future, and check out my View Firebase course on Fireship if you're ready to start building a full stack app. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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with
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by
by
developers
developers
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for
this
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its
ability
ability
to
to
scale
scale
up
up
in
in
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complexity
incrementally.
incrementally
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router
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management
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firebase
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support
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all
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not
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by
some
some
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mega
corporation.
corporation
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it's
not
not
pressured
pressured
to
to
push
push
out
out
new
new
releases
releases
all
all
the
the
time
time
and
and
does
does
a
a
great
great
job
job
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listening
to
to
its
its
community.
community
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this
has
has
been
been
Vue.
vue
Js
js
in
in
100
100
seconds.
seconds
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stay
tuned
tuned
for
for
a
a
full
full
length
length
tutorial
tutorial
here
here
on
on
YouTube
youtube
in
in
the
the
near
near
future,
future
and
and
check
check
out
out
my
my
View
view
Firebase
firebase
course
course
on
on
Fireship
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if
if
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you're
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ready
to
to
start
start
building
building
a
a
full
full
stack
stack
app.
app
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thanks
for
for
watching,
watching
and
and
I
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will
see
see
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you
in
in
the
the
next
next
one.
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The speaker explains the use of BuSass for building front end UI applications, including a JavaScript framework for building components that encapsulate data and connect it to HTML templates. The framework allows for live transcription of events and ability to interact with them through multiple methods, including listening to them directly in code. The speaker also mentions BuSass's ability to scale up in complexity and its plug-in system for easy development.
Vue.js Explained in 100 Seconds
Vue. Js. It's a JavaScript framework for building front end UIs. In Vue, you can start simple and then progressively add in the tools and features that you need to build a complex web application. At its core, it provides a way to build components that encapsulate data or state in your JavaScript, and then connect that state reactively to a template in HTML. We call these components declarative views because the same data inputs will always produce the same output in the visual UI. When we declared data on this data object, It links or binds it to the HTML on the template above. When the value of the data changes, the component will automatically rerender or in other words, it's reactive. And the framework does a ton of work under the hood to make sure that this process is performant across a huge component tree. We can work with this data in the template thanks to Vue's HTML based template syntax. We can interpolate a value or expression using double braces, and we also have a variety of directives to control the behavior of the HTML based on the Yeah. We can use 'v if' to only render an element when the value on the right side is truthy and then we might have a fallback element after that that's only rendered when the value is falsy with 'v else'. We We can make the app interactive by listening to events. Using the v on directive, we can listen to an event on an element, then run some code to handle that event on the right side. We can do that directly in the template or define a custom method in the component's methods object. The method has access to our reactive data and that means all we have to do is change the value of the data and the component will automatically rerender. And that's all it takes to build an interactive reactive declarative UI component with Vue. The framework is loved by developers for this but also its ability to scale up in complexity incrementally. Its plug in system allows you to easily drop in things like a router, state management, Firebase support, and more. And perhaps best of all, it's not sponsored by some mega corporation. It's not pressured to push out new releases all the time and does a great job listening to its community. This has been Vue. Js in 100 seconds. Stay tuned for a full length tutorial here on YouTube in the near future, and check out my View Firebase course on Fireship if you're ready to start building a full stack app. Thanks for watching, and I will see you in the next one.
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