Manning Publications Vue.js in Action

Franchement c'est assez sympa. Le livre donne les notions au fur et à mesure en commençant par les plus faciles de manière à que si on arrête de lire , on puisse tout de même mettre en application ce qu'on a appris. C'est mon cas a moi qui n'ai pas lu les derniers chapitres . Tous est fait avec comme exemple un site qui s'étoffe peu a peu. Petit bémol : tous les exemples imprimés ne sont plus forcément à jour mais les exemples sur GitHub sont eux mises à jour. Le niveau d'anglais est assez accessible. Si tous les livres techniques pouvaient être comme ça ce serait bien.

I purchased several books on Vue.js and this book is one of the best. It offers clear explanations and the book's topics are presented in a way that builds a good understanding of how to use the framework. The author clearly describes the code and what it is doing. I recommend this to anyone that is new to Vue.js.

Very good book for me to learn from. I enjoy the read as it is well written. The font and size of sample text is good to. I have had issues before were the text was not clearly printed. Glad all code is downloadable so you are able to compare. The author walks you threw developing a real world app (well could be.) So it is not focused on splitting the Vue is into foundation, intermediate and advance. However is more of a merge between the three. Which gets you thinking very good book if not the best

I am not done reading, but so far, it is great. They step you thru learning Vue.js in a very good readable format.

The book is a pretty knowledgeable book and good to keep on hand when wanting to revist certain aspects on Vue, but to give this book to someone with 0 insight on Vue would be in a word, sadistic. What is written in the book doesn't properly align with the end result the book depicts. I had to constantly pull from the code in Erik's github repo he linked in the appendix of the book to get the CSS looking similar to what he had in the book. Also Erik doesn't really build along side you as a developer but moreso just talks about what he's doing and expects you to follow along side with him; even if that means changing the physiology of the project itself already made in your chosen IDE. I would have much liked this book if Erik gave a clear starting point for readers to start developing and had dedicated the github repo strictly for what the product(in this case a Pet Market) should start to look like at each chapter. But for now I am purely using this book to skim and look at different applications of Vue.js that I wasn't familiar yet with, like transitions. Again I don't want to sound like this book is a bad book because Erik does know what he's talking about effectively in terms of Vue. I just think there could have been more thought on the organization of this lesson in Vue to better articulate what the lesson plan was for this book.