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Quasar V1: Cross-Platform Apps (With Vue 2, Vuex & Firebase) - Panter - 24.02.2023 ![]() Quasar V1: Cross-Platform Apps (With Vue 2, Vuex & Firebase) Last updated 3/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 6.67 GB | Duration: 15h 27m Use Quasar V1, Vue JS 2, Vuex & Firebase to build a Cross Platform App for Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows What you'll learn How to create a real-world, cross-platform app for web, iOS, Android, Mac and Windows using Quasar Framework V1 and Firebase How to manage the state of your app using Vuex How to create a back-end for the app using Firebase Realtime Database - including user authentication, reading and writing data All the essentials of Quasar Framework V1 and VueJS 2 Requirements Basic HTML and CSS knowledge is required Basic JavaScript knowledge is beneficial but not required Basic VueJS knowledge is beneficial but not required A Mac for development is preferred Description In this course I'll show you how to use Quasar Framework V1 (along with Vue JS 2, Vuex & Firebase) to create real-world, cross-platforms apps using a single Vue JS codebase; and get these apps production-ready and deployed to all the major platforms - Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows.Throughout this course we'll create a real-world app called Awesome Todo. In this app we can add, edit or delete tasks and mark them as completed. We can also sort tasks by name or date and search through tasks using a search bar.It's also going to have a Settings page, with 2 real settings which change the way the app works - and which persist when app is closed and restarted (or the browser reloaded on the web version). It will also have a help page, a "visit our website" link and an "email us" link.The app will have its own back-end created using a Firebase Realtime Database. Users can register, log in and see their data sync in realtime across all of their devices.We'll get the app production ready for all the different platforms - web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows.You'll learn all of the basics of Quasar Framework, including the Quasar CLI, Quasar Components, Quasar Plugins, Quasar Directives, Platform Detection, Layouts, Theming & various Quasar Utilities.I'll also show you all of the basics of Vue.js, including Data Binding, Events, Computed Properties, Components, Directives, Filters, Lists & Lifecycle Hooks.You'll learn how to manage the state of your app using Vuex, where I'll cover State, Mutations, Actions & Setters.I'll cover all of the basics of Firebase, including Authentication, Reading data, Writing data & protecting your data with Database Rules.By the end of this course, you will be able to create your own real-world apps, with real back-ends which work on all the different platforms.NOTE: This course is for Quasar V1 (with Vue 2). Quasar V2 (with Vue 3) is not covered in this course. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction & Course App: Awesome Todo Lecture 2 What is Quasar? Lecture 3 What is Vue.js? Section 2: Getting started Lecture 4 Module Introduction Lecture 5 Install Node.js and Quasar CLI Lecture 6 Create & launch a new Quasar Project in the Browser Lecture 7 Update: Quasar V1 Documentation Lecture 8 Auto-import Components & Directives Lecture 9 Folder structure - Layouts, Pages, Routes & more Section 3: Vue.js Basics Lecture 10 Module Introduction Lecture 11 Anatomy of a Vue Single File Component Lecture 12 Binding Data to the View Lecture 13 Two-way Data Binding with v-model Lecture 14 Events & Methods - Click Lecture 15 Events - Keyboard & more Lecture 16 Showing and Hiding Elements - v-show Lecture 17 Conditional Rendering - v-if & v-else Lecture 18 Computed Properties Lecture 19 Filters Lecture 20 Directives Lecture 21 Binding to Attributes & CSS Lecture 22 Lifecycle Hooks - Introduction Lecture 23 Lifecycle Hooks - In Action Lecture 24 Refs Section 4: Vue.js Lists and Components Lecture 25 Module Introduction Lecture 26 Displaying Lists with v-for Lecture 27 Displaying more details Lecture 28 Child Components Lecture 29 Passing Data to Child Components - Props Lecture 30 Passing Data to Child Components - Slots Lecture 31 Keys Section 5: Start building the Awesome Todo app Lecture 32 Module Introduction Lecture 33 Pages and Routes Lecture 34 Add Page Navigation to Sidebar (Drawer) Lecture 35 Tab Navigation for Mobile Lecture 36 Consolidating Navigation Data Lecture 37 Only show Drawer on Desktop, Tabs on Mobile Lecture 38 Adding some Style to the Layout Lecture 39 Add SCSS support Lecture 40 Customise Theme with Theme Builder Lecture 41 Module Code Section 6: Create the List of Tasks Lecture 42 Module Introduction Lecture 43 Display a List of Tasks Lecture 44 Add Due Date and Time Lecture 45 Add some Style to the List of Tasks Lecture 46 Module Code Section 7: Vuex - State Management - Setting Up Lecture 47 Introduction to Vuex Lecture 48 Setup a Vuex Store Lecture 49 Add Tasks Data to the Vuex Store / Vue Devtools Chrome Extension Lecture 50 Create a Getter for the Tasks Data Lecture 51 Change Tasks Array into an Object Structure Lecture 52 Put Task into a Child Component Lecture 53 Module Code Section 8: Vuex - Actions & Mutations Lecture 54 Module Introduction Lecture 55 Set Completed Status in Vuex Store Lecture 56 Delete Task - Add Delete Button & Confirm Dialog Lecture 57 Delete Task - Delete the Task from the State Lecture 58 Module Code Section 9: Add Task - Forms, Fields & Validation Lecture 59 Module Introduction Lecture 60 Add Task - Button & Modal Lecture 61 Add Task - Customize the Modal Lecture 62 Add the Fields Lecture 63 Form Validation & Submission Lecture 64 Vuex - Add Task when Form Submitted Lecture 65 A Few Improvements Lecture 66 Module Code Section 10: Edit Task - Child Components in-depth, Update and Sync, Slots Lecture 67 Module Introduction Lecture 68 Add Task - Reusable Components (1/5): Modal Header Lecture 69 Add Task - Reusable Components (2/5): Task Name Lecture 70 Add Task - Reusable Components (3/5): Due Date Lecture 71 Add Task - Reusable Components (4/5): Due Time Lecture 72 Add Task - Reusable Components (5/5): Buttons Lecture 73 Edit Task - Add the Button & Show the Modal Lecture 74 Edit Task - Customise & Setup the Modal Lecture 75 Module Code Section 11: Split Tasks into "Todo" and "Completed" Sections Lecture 76 Module Introduction Lecture 77 Create Getters for Todo and Completed Tasks Lecture 78 Display Todo and Completed Tasks in Separate Lists Lecture 79 Add Headings to the Task Lists Lecture 80 Make the Heading Background Color Adjustable Lecture 81 Conditionally Show & Hide the Task Lists Lecture 82 Add a "No tasks to do today!" Banner Lecture 83 Use Global Event Bus to fix the "No tasks" Banner Button Lecture 84 Module Code Section 12: Add a Search Bar Lecture 85 Module Introduction Lecture 86 Add the Search Bar Markup Lecture 87 Connect Search Bar to Vuex State with mapState Lecture 88 Use a Computed Property Setter to set the Vuex search value Lecture 89 Setup an Action & Mutation to set the search property Lecture 90 Filter the Tasks based on Search Value Lecture 91 Display "No search results" & Hide the "No tasks today" Banner Lecture 92 Module Code Section 13: Add a Sort Dropdown (to sort Tasks by Name / Due Date) Lecture 93 Module Introduction Lecture 94 Add Sorting Getter to Vuex Store Lecture 95 Make the Sort Criteria Configurable Lecture 96 Add a Sort Dropdown Component to the Page Lecture 97 Sort Dropdown - Configure the Options Lecture 98 Link the Sort Dropdown to the Vuex Store State Lecture 99 Module Code Section 14: Improve the app with Transitions, Directives, Filters, Mixins & Scroll Area Lecture 100 Module Introduction Lecture 101 Custom Directive - Select All Text in Input when Clicked Lecture 102 Custom Directive - Make it Global! Lecture 103 Clear the Search Field when Esc pressed Lecture 104 Click and Hold a Task to Edit with v-touch-hold Directive Lecture 105 Filter - Format the Date Nicely Lecture 106 Filter - Highlight the Search Query on Matching Tasks Lecture 107 Mixin - Combine Duplicated Code on Add / Edit Task into Mixin Lecture 108 Transitions - Animate the Showing & Hiding of Components Lecture 109 Add a Scroll Area Lecture 110 Enable clicking beside the Add Task button Lecture 111 Module Code Section 15: Settings Page Lecture 112 Module Introduction Lecture 113 Add a "Show 12 hour time format" Setting Lecture 114 Vuex - Create a Settings Store Lecture 115 Add a Computed Getter & Setter Lecture 116 Format the Time with a Computed Property Lecture 117 Add a "Show tasks in one list" Setting Lecture 118 Make the Settings Persistent using LocalStorage Plugin Lecture 119 Get & Apply the LocalStorage Settings on App Load Lecture 120 Add a "More" Section and a Help Page Lecture 121 Add a "Visit our website" Link with openURL Utility Lecture 122 Add an "Email us" Link Lecture 123 Module Code Section 16: Create a Login & Register Page Lecture 124 Module Introduction Lecture 125 Create a Login & Register Page (and Route) Lecture 126 Create Tab Panels for Login & Register Lecture 127 Register - Create Component & Add a Banner Lecture 128 Register - Add Email/Password Fields & Button Lecture 129 Register - Form Validation Lecture 130 Register - Submit Form if Valid Lecture 131 Login - Reuse the Register Component Lecture 132 Login / Register - Customise the Banner Lecture 133 Module Code Section 17: Firebase - Introduction Lecture 134 Introduction to Firebase Lecture 135 How we're going to use Firebase Lecture 136 Create a Firebase Project Lecture 137 Setup Authentication Section 18: Firebase - Authentication Lecture 138 Module Introduction Lecture 139 Add Firebase to the Project using Boot File Lecture 140 Vuex - Create an Auth Store Lecture 141 Register User Lecture 142 Login User Lecture 143 Add Logout Button - Show only when User Logged In Lecture 144 Logout Button - Log the User Out Lecture 145 Redirect on Log In / Log Out Lecture 146 Fix the NavigationDuplicated error Lecture 147 Navigation Guards - Protect Routes when Logged Out Lecture 148 Navigation Guards - Create a Boot File Lecture 149 Handling Errors Lecture 150 Show a Loading Overlay when Logging In Lecture 151 Module Code Section 19: Firebase - Setup the Data Structure Lecture 152 Module Introduction Lecture 153 Data Structure - Design Lecture 154 Data Structure - Add to Firebase using Import Section 20: Firebase - Reading Data Lecture 155 Module Introduction Lecture 156 Read Data when user Logs In Lecture 157 Connect to the Database Lecture 158 Read Data - When Task Added Lecture 159 Read Data - When Task Updated Lecture 160 Read Data - When Task Deleted Lecture 161 Module Code Section 21: Firebase - Writing Data Lecture 162 Module Introduction Lecture 163 Write Data - When Task Added Lecture 164 Write Data - When Task Updated Lecture 165 Write Data - When Task Deleted Lecture 166 Module Code Section 22: Firebase - Improve The Loading Experience Lecture 167 Module Introduction Lecture 168 Add a Loading View for the Todo Page Lecture 169 Make the Loading View Pretty Lecture 170 Hide Loading View when Tasks Downloaded Lecture 171 Module Code Section 23: Firebase - Multiple Users & Database Rules Lecture 172 Module Introduction Lecture 173 Clear the State after User Logs Out Lecture 174 Update the Firebase Database Rules Lecture 175 Module Code Section 24: Firebase - Handle Errors & Show Notifications Lecture 176 Module Introduction Lecture 177 Handle Write Errors Lecture 178 Handle Read Errors Lecture 179 Add Notifications Lecture 180 Module Code Section 25: Platforms - Web Lecture 181 Module Introduction Lecture 182 Icon Genie - Introduction & Installation Lecture 183 Create the Source Icon (or just download it) Lecture 184 Generate Icons with Icon Genie Lecture 185 Create an NPM Script for our Command Lecture 186 Build and Deploy App to the Web Lecture 187 Module Code Section 26: Platforms - Mac (Electron) Lecture 188 READ THIS If you don't have a Mac Lecture 189 Module Introduction Lecture 190 Add the Mac Platform Lecture 191 Fix Style Issues Lecture 192 Electron Main Process file & Tidying Up Lecture 193 Customise Browser Window Settings Lecture 194 Make Menu Customizable with a Menu Template Lecture 195 Put the Menu Template into a Separate File Lecture 196 Menu - Add a Settings Option Lecture 197 Menu - Listen to Settings Option with IPC Receive / Platform Detection Lecture 198 Add a Keyboard Shortcut to the Settings Menu Option Lecture 199 Add a Quit Button to the Drawer with IPC send Lecture 200 Listen for the Quit Event and Quit the App Lecture 201 Removing App Data (LocalStorage etc) Lecture 202 Add an App Icon Lecture 203 Build for Production Lecture 204 Security concerns for Electron apps Lecture 205 Module Code Section 27: Platforms - Windows (Electron) Lecture 206 READ THIS If you're developing on a Windows Computer Lecture 207 Module introduction Lecture 208 Install VirtualBox Lecture 209 Install Windows 10 Virtual Machine Lecture 210 Setup Virtual Machine - Enable File Sharing Lecture 211 How to work on the Windows version of your app Lecture 212 Build the Windows version Lecture 213 Menu - Add File Menu with Settings option Lecture 214 Generate your Windows Icon with Icon Genie Lecture 215 Module Code Section 28: Platforms - iOS (Cordova) Lecture 216 Module Introduction Lecture 217 Install Cordova and Xcode Lecture 218 Launch the app on iOS Simulator for Development Lecture 219 src-cordova folder Lecture 220 Add iOS Statusbar and Footer Padding / Safari Dev Tools Lecture 221 Fix the Email Input Lecture 222 Fix the Task List Lecture 223 Auto Focus - Fix Auto Focus issue on Add / Edit Task Modals Lecture 224 Auto Focus - config.xml - Enable Automatic Input Focussing Lecture 225 Auto Focus - Limit the Focus Delay to only Cordova Platform Lecture 226 Auto Focus - Make the Delay Period Configurable Lecture 227 Cordova Plugins - InAppBrowser Lecture 228 Generate Icons & Splashscreens with Icon Genie Lecture 229 Simulator - Run on Different iOS Devices Lecture 230 Develop on a Real iOS Device Lecture 231 Build the App for Production Lecture 232 Module Code Section 29: Platforms - Android (Cordova) Lecture 233 Module Introduction Lecture 234 Install Android Studio & SDK Lecture 235 Setup Virtual Device Lecture 236 Add Android to your Path Lecture 237 Launch on Android Simulator Lecture 238 Generate your Android Icon & Splashscreen with Icon Genie Lecture 239 Build the App for Production Lecture 240 Module Code Section 30: Course Round Up Lecture 241 Course Round Up Lecture 242 Update: Quasar V2, Vue 3 & Composition API Section 31: Bonus Lectures Lecture 243 More Content from Me! Lecture 244 My VSCode Extension - "Split HTML Attributes" Section 32: ARCHIVE: 25 Platforms - Web Lecture 245 Download all Icons and Splashscreens Lecture 246 How I Created the Icon in Sketch (optional) Lecture 247 Add the Icons to Awesome Todo Lecture 248 Icon Genie - Generate Icons & Splashscreens Instantly! Section 33: ARCHIVE: 26 Platforms - Mac (Electron) Lecture 249 ARCHIVE: Make Menu Customizable with a Menu Template Lecture 250 ARCHIVE: Put the Menu Template into a Separate File Lecture 251 ARCHIVE: Add an App Icon Lecture 252 ARCHIVE: Icon Genie - Generate Icons & Splashscreens Instantly! Section 34: ARCHIVE: 27 Platforms - Windows (Electron) Lecture 253 ARCHIVE: Add Icon Lecture 254 ARCHIVE: Icon Genie - Generate Icons & Splashscreens Instantly! Section 35: ARCHIVE: 28 Platforms - iOS (Cordova) Lecture 255 ARCHIVE: Add App Icons Lecture 256 ARCHIVE: Splashscreen - Create (optional) Lecture 257 ARCHIVE: Splashscreen - Add to App Lecture 258 ARCHIVE: Icon Genie - Generate Icons & Splashscreens Instantly! Section 36: ARCHIVE: 29 Platforms - Android (Cordova) Lecture 259 ARCHIVE: Add App Icons Lecture 260 ARCHIVE: Icon Genie - Generate Icons & Splashscreens Instantly! Lecture 261 ARCHIVE: Splashscreen - Create (optional) Lecture 262 ARCHIVE: Splashscreen - Add to App Anyone who wants to create real-world, cross platform apps using a single VueJS codebase.,Web Developers who want to use their existing skills to create a real-world app on many different platforms (Web, iOS, Android, Mac & Windows) Homepage ![]() |