Working with Vue 3 and Go (Golang) (Udemy.com)

There is way to much assumed knowledge in this course! The initial Vue content (Section 2) assumes tons of javascript,html and bootstrap knowledge. Alternatively you need to just copy-paste and see what happens, or modify the code to break things and teach yourself the basics. Lecture 61 is what cracked me - there is so much assumed knowledge when building out the database methods, and minimal explanation. Its such a steep jump in complexity with minimal explanation in this lecture.

This is probably the best course I've ever taken here on Udemy, and even other places, and let me tell you, I've taken a lot of different courses over my 25+ years as a developer. Trevor is very easy to understand and if you want a course that is thorough, but also one that doesn't take 30+ hours to complete, this is the course for you. If you're already a developer and just want to learn a new technology, Vue and Go in this case, then this is probably one of the best if not THE best course out there. I'm amazed at how good it is. Thanks so much Trevor for this course, you're a lifesaver!

Great course! I love how things got presented on both sides backend and frontend at the same time. Interesting technologies. Pragmatic approach. A small inconvenience is that sometimes the source code deviates a little bit from the video so I had to adjust some piece of code that fills up the genre_ids although I've been following strictly the course.

Being a senior frontend developer I took this course to familiarise myself with backend go development on a route to becoming a full stack developer. This course is perfect for both frontend and backend developers eager to learn what is going on on the other side of development. Thanks to Trevor this side is no longer a dark side, but a wonderful and interesting my side :) Looking forward to taking more courses on backend development from Trevor. Great tutor. Much recommended. Happy coding!

I learned a lot in a short amount of time! Trevor explains thing clearly and keeps the pace moving along quickly. I do wish there were more activities to solidify my independent understanding. That said, this course provides a solid framework for working with the tools it promises (Go, Vue3) and more (Docker, Bootstrap, and BeekeeperStudio among others) The attached .zip files with source code are a great reference in case you ever find yourself with a tough-to-spot typo as you're following along. Just keep in mind that Vue3 has since introduced a multi-word-component rule that will prevent compiling if you're following along directly. You'll need to rename your components to use multiple words, or update your preferences file to ignore this rule for those set components per the documentation: https://eslint.vuejs.org/rules/multi-word-component-names.html Thanks for putting this together, Trevor!

I’m a Network Engineer by day. I throughly enjoy all of Trevor’s Golang courses. His demeanor and teaching style are a perfect fit. I’m a fan, you could say…:). It feels as though you’re sitting right next to an expert who is genuinely eager to share professional Golang experience. Design patterns around authentication are casually introduced while building the example project and held my attention. The lessons throughout the this course helped me understand how I might organize a larger front/backend project without having to make as many of the learning and refactoring mistakes I might have otherwise had to learn on my own the “hard” way. Thank you Trevor!

Great course. I wanted to see otherways of accomplishing these goals. This has been great learning. I normally end up installing servers from scratch like Postgres but watching how he did it with Docker is much nicer and quicker. Also, I typically use Gin Gonic but always wondered about Chi so it's nice to see Chi (but Gin is still better imo).

This class is amazing! The instructor takes the time to explain each line of code. This class produces real a working application and the foundation to build future applications. One of the biggest highlights is that at any time you run into an issue with what is being taught you can post a question and he typically gets back to you within 24 hrs. Would highly recommend his other Go classes.

This is a decent Go backend course - I think - I am not a Go expert. I am experienced Vue developer. The frontend here was very odd - he did not use route guards or a traditional store (vuex/pinia) - he uses old school javascript, and fetch API, and the composition portion seemed like an afterthought (did not discuss script setup either). He writes his own token library and does not discuss why JWT is not used. No discussion of per session token expiration (i.e. multiple device logins) or auto token refresh. The Vue portion of the course was mostly not usable for me.

Very informative following along as normal a lot of information to take in but as you move forward and how repetitive things are it seems like things are starting to click make sure to put comments in your code as you move along helps a ton and also dont just do this one project after this one work on one yourself and apply the same concepts to reinforce the material