Answering your questions about Composable Design Patterns
| Hey! I need to clear some things up. You might be interested in learning how to write better composables, but unsure if Composable Design Patterns is right for you. If you're a beginner Vue dev, this is perfect to get you started off on the right foot — without developing bad habits or learning things the hard way. And if you've been writing Vue for a while, you'll get immediate value from this course because you'll be able to see exactly how these patterns will help you. You've experienced the pain of badly written composables (maybe even ones you wrote yourself 🙃). For those of you who are transitioning from the Options API to the Composition API (which is better for many reasons), I specifically included the Options to Composition pattern to provide a super simple path for upgrading your app one component at a time. But this course isn't for everyone. This course is designed for professional Vue developers. If you're a student, or not working with Vue every day, you won't get a whole lot out of this. It won't teach you the basics of the Composition API, how watchers work, or how writable computed refs work (or when to use them). The point of this course is to take your existing skills and push them further, so that the code you're already writing every day is as good as it can be. If you're paid to write Vue code, check out Composable Design Patterns now. Remember, the 35% off launch discount is ending soon! Here is some more info for you: How is this course different from Clean Components Toolkit?Clean Components Toolkit contains patterns for writing components, where this course contains patterns for writing composables. Does this use Vue 3 and the Composition API?Yes! It's all about composables, so the entire thing is written using the Composition API. Are there prerequisites or a recommended skill level for using this course?The course is designed for those working as Vue developers, but all you need is a basic familiarity with Vue and JavaScript. How long does it typically take to go through the entire course?I have no data on this yet, but I would estimate between 5-10 hours. However, the course is also designed as a reference, so you can dip in and out as you need. What is the refund policy?You can get a full refund within 30 days of purchasing the course. Are there any student discounts?No. This course is designed to help professional developers solve important problems that come up in their work. Students will not find much value in this. Are updates to the course included in the purchase, or are they available separately?You will get any future updates for free, but I have no specific plans yet on what those updates will be or when they will happen. How is the course delivered?The course is delivered through my online platform. Here's the link to the course again: |
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