Quasar V1: Weather App for Mobile, Desktop & Web (Vue JS 2) (Udemy.com)

Danny is a great instructor. If you are new to using Javascript frameworks or at least new to the Vue.js framework, this is a great starting course.

Kurz und bündig, gute Übersicht und Einführung in Vue.js und Quasar

alot of the content is out of date. I've struggled with getting chrome to give location (did one time, then quit, but i got safari to do it if i enable https). the IOS simulator has white space on bottom, and the keyboard doesn't come up right (gets stuck midway). sdkmanager pukes and only worked if i enable the new CLI tools and uninstall the old ones. several other minor things i needed to work around.

This is basically the dumb down version of the previous course. I'm a little unimpressed but since the other courses have been good so far, this is just a bit lack lustre

quasar やAPIを使ってるのはいいんですが、最後のIOS,Android、Windowsは講座通りやってもエラーが出まくってしまい、調べても英語ばっかりなので、途中で断念しました。 ios デプロイとかは、専用で勉強した方がいいかもしれません。 結構新しい講座だったのかも？？

This is a great introduction course to Quasar Framework! And Danny is an awesome teacher. I enjoyed and learned a lot.

This course is a short and quick one. I kind of addition to his other Quasar course. I like how Danny has put an incredible amount of information in just 1,5 hours. Danny is very good at explaining all the steps to get your first quasar app running and uploaded to the stores. I also like the way he teaches: Very focussed and without bells and whistles. For me Dannys courses are essential for all vue/quasar-developers.

Awesome course. Instructor explains everything clearly without cutting corners. Learned a ton of things in short time.

Great - this is my third or fourth course with Danny and it is fast, informative, well organized and well presented.

My only complain is that the teacher sometimes is a bit fast. If the videos would last 30 seconds it would be great, at least for me. And now the good things: 1) One thing I love is that he always shows or write in the screen WHERE IS THE DOCUMENTATION!. Which is great. Most courses wrote you or explain you what's the code but almost no one tells you "well, here it's the documentation, read this, and what I am doing is because I am reading this." Basically because this is what it's usually done. I am a junior web developer, but mostly I read the documentation before I write code, before I install with npm or yarn, etc, etc. Also I love what Quasar does. To generate mobile, web and electron is wonderful. The only thin I've missed is something like vue-router, react-router, Angular Router. A way to navigate a SPA. But anyway, this app has only one page. I will try to learn more with the 14 hour Quasar course. So, thank you Danny.