Our Vue.js course at Jumping Bean is a comprehensive program designed to equip professionals with the skills to create fast, responsive, and efficient front-end applications using the Vue.js framework. Vue is a progressive, approachable, and powerful JavaScript framework, ideal for building dynamic user interfaces and single-page applications with a strong developer-friendly ecosystem. This course covers the full spectrum of Vue concepts, from fundamentals to advanced techniques, with a focus on practical, hands-on learning.

Target Audience

This Vue.js course is ideal for:

• Front-End Developers: Looking to add Vue.js to their toolkit to create more interactive and seamless user interfaces.
• JavaScript Developers: Interested in transitioning to Vue.js and learning its component-based architecture to enhance their coding efficiency.
• Web Developers and Designers: Eager to explore a powerful JavaScript framework for building more dynamic, responsive websites.
• IT Graduates and Professionals: Aspiring to fill roles that require modern JavaScript frameworks and front-end expertise.

Whether you're just beginning with JavaScript frameworks or are experienced in other frameworks like React or Angular, this course is structured to help you quickly master Vue.js concepts and apply them effectively in real-world projects.

Career Opportunities and Advancement

Acquiring skills in Vue.js opens up a variety of career paths in the tech industry, particularly in roles requiring front-end and full-stack development expertise:

• Front-End Developer: Develop dynamic and visually appealing interfaces for web applications, enhancing user experience.
• Full-Stack Developer: With the addition of Vue.js skills, build end-to-end solutions using a robust front-end framework.
• UI/UX Developer: Use Vue’s tools to create intuitive and seamless interfaces for users, aligning with user experience goals.
• JavaScript Developer: Specialize in Vue.js and expand your scope in JavaScript-driven web applications.

With Vue.js skills, developers find opportunities in startups, enterprises, and tech companies globally. Vue’s growing popularity makes it a valuable asset on a resume, leading to higher salary potential and opportunities for specialization or advancement into senior developer roles, project management, and team leadership positions.

Course Prerequisites

To maximize learning and success in this course, participants should have:

• Basic JavaScript Knowledge: Familiarity with JavaScript syntax and core programming concepts is essential.
• HTML and CSS Fundamentals: Comfort with basic web layout and styling to understand Vue’s templating.
• Programming Experience: Any experience with JavaScript or another programming language is beneficial for understanding Vue’s component-based structure.

Our instructors provide resources to ensure that even participants new to frameworks can develop a solid foundation, allowing each learner to fully benefit from the course.

Why Choose Jumping Bean for Vue.js Training?

Jumping Bean is a trusted name in IT training and consulting, with over 20 years of experience delivering cutting-edge, industry-relevant training. Here’s why choosing us for your Vue.js training will set you up for success:

• Expert Instructors with Real-World Experience: Our instructors are industry experts who bring their hands-on experience to the classroom, providing practical insights that go beyond theory.
• Hands-On Learning: We believe in learning by doing. This course incorporates project-based exercises to help you apply Vue.js in real-world scenarios, ensuring you’re ready to handle professional challenges.
• Flexible Learning Options: Whether you prefer instructor-led training online or in-person, or self-paced learning, we have options to suit your schedule.
• Recognition and Trust: Jumping Bean is partnered with leading organizations in the tech industry, including Google, EC-Council, and The Linux Foundation, affirming our commitment to quality and relevance in tech training.
• Comprehensive Support and Resources: We provide a supportive learning environment and additional resources to ensure all participants, regardless of experience level, achieve mastery.

Vue Course Objectives

Module 1: Introduction to Vue.js

• What is Vue.js
• Why Vue.js
• Quick tour of Vue-cli
• Hello World with Vue.js
• Anatomy of Hello world vue app

Module 2: Working with Template & view model

• What is vue.js template
• What is viewmodel / vue instance?
• Template syntax
• Interpolation
• Directive
• Filters
• Shorthands
• Javascript expressions
• Computed properties
• Watchers
• Class and style bindings
• HTML classes
• Inline styles
• Conditional Rendering
• Iterative Rendering

Module 3: Vue instance revisited

• Basic vue instance usage
• Multiple vue instances
• Vue instance Lifecycle
• Accessing data from outside vue instance
• Data and methods
• More about $el, $data and $refs

Module 4: Event handling

• Introduction
• Listening to events
• Method Event handlers
• Event modifiers
• Key modifiers

Module 5: Working with Forms and Two way binding

• Introduction to two way binding via v-model
• Handling user input with HTML form controls
• Data binding
• .lazy, .number, .trim modifiers
• Submitting a form

Module 6: Introduction to Components

• What are components?
• Why components
• Hello World component
• Anatomy of a component
• Registering Components Locally and Globally
• Root Component
• Thinking in components
• Composing applications as components

Module 7: Passing data to components

• Props, parent to child communication
• Custom events, child to parent
• Non parent child communication event emitter style using .emit, .on

Module 8: Content distribution with slots

• Compilation scope
• Single slot
• Named slot
• Scoped slot

Module 9: Dynamic components

• Switching Multiple Components with Dynamic Components
• Dynamic Component Behavior
• Keeping Dynamic Components Alive
• Lifecycle hooks

Module 10: Custom Directives

• Introduction
• Directive hook functions
• Developing custom directive
• Passing values and arguments to custom directives
• Directive hook arguments

Module 11: Mixins

• Introduction
• Creating and using mixins
• Option merging
• Global mixin

Module 12: Filters revisited

• Introduction
• Local filters
• Global filters
• Chaining filters

Module 13: Remote communication with Vue.js

• Using vue-resource to working with HTTP
• Fetch data
• Post data to server
• Request Response Interception
• Template URLs

Module 14: Routing

• Introduction
• Setting up vue-router
• Loading routes
• Routing modes
• Navigation with router links
• Styling active links
• Imperative navigation
• Route Parameters
• Setting up child or nested routes
• Named routes
• Query parameters
• Named router views
• Wildcard routes
• Route guards

Module 15: State management

• Introduction
• What is need for state management
• What is Pinia
• Centralized store
• Understanding Getters
• Using Getters
• Mapping Getters to Properties

Module 16: Understanding Mutations

• Using Mutations
• Using Actions
• Mapping Actions to Methods

Module 17: Unit testing

• Introduction
• Setup and tooling
• Testing components