Laravel 11 and Vue 3 Mastery - Build Scalable API & SPA apps

The ultimate guide to crafting API-based SPA and Monolith SPA with Laravel 11, Vue 3, build 2 great portfolio apps

4.11 (1200 reviews)

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Web Development

What you will learn

Building APIs with Laravel

Building SPA with Vue, Vue router and Pinia that consume Backend API

Building monolith SPA with Laravel, Vue, and Inertia

Creating Dynamic User Interfaces

Deploy Laravel application both in Heroku and Digital Ocean Virtual Private Server

Managing Application State with Pinia

Implementing Vue Router

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Our Verdict

The Laravel 11 and Vue 3 Mastery course is comprehensive but requires your patience due to its slow pace. While there are valuable insights for building SPA apps and leveraging Vue with Laravel, be prepared to encounter outdated materials and sparse areas in explanations that will demand extra time to troubleshoot issues yourself. Additionally, consider the version discrepancies of Vue when starting this course. Approach this course as an intermediate level learner; beginners might require additional background knowledge or resources in Laravel and Vue to fill in the gaps effectively.

What We Liked

In-depth coverage of Laravel and Vue.js with real-world examples for better understanding
Clean, organized, and well-explained code throughout the course, particularly in validation and authorization
Ordered approach that adds new features to projects in each lesson, making it engaging and easy to follow
Consistent updates by the instructor ensuring alignment with Laravel's latest updates
Code repository per lesson for troubleshooting and comparison

Potential Drawbacks

Missing explanations causing several hours of troubleshooting, especially around vue-laravel authentication
Outdated content, switching between Vue versions 2 and 3 without proper documentation
Some lessons not well explained or contain irrelevant information like migration from Laravel 5 to 6
Slow pacing due to slow typing and unnecessary repetition can be frustrating for experienced developers
Lack of resources directly linked to specific lessons, causing difficulty in locating the correct code snippets