Ola
Well I was just skimming through my code base and saw this..
And yes, doing something like for the first time for someone who has never done it before had its thrills. I wanted to achieve it, it had to be done, it was those kind of things on the bucket list you always wonder, how do they do that, you want to do it for yourself. Perhaps hit yourself in the chest and say, I did it!!!
And boy did I do it. It was exciting. It was slow. It was my first iteration of BVM and knowing what I know now I would have done it differently. Learning Vue has been one of the best experiences that I have added to my life. Believe me, it has its head-aches at times, but I am happy to have gotten where I was. It took a lot of learning, researching, finding hooks and tweaks.
Would I do it again? Definitely no, unless I will be paid for it. Ha ha ha!
Vuetify works with single file components. These have a .vue extension and you can create as many as you want and the do imports on your app to knit everything together. Most people who develop with Vuetify use Visual Studio Code and copy and paste code from the Vuetify Website. Ive watched a lot of videos on youtube during my learning and noted the same trend. Well, no one is really expected to remember each line of code. I'm still referring to my toolbox from now and again. We all do hey.
After realizing that I could abstract the database connections, abstract firebase, abstract most of what BANanoVuetifyAD3 does, it was kinda comforting that I could just do everything in one place without to and fro and also provide a more easy approach even for myself to making apps quickly.
The love affair cementing started for me with Live Code Swapping. B4a, B4i had the same functionality with the bridge app, so it coming to web made a lot of sense. I just wish I had multiple screens just like in the Matrix.
So here is it. Whilst its my rather a personal preference to use the abstract designer for almost everything we have done so far with BANanoVuetifyAD3, for all the BVAD3 lovers, would you like a designer like this or better back in your toolset?
Later mates!
Well I was just skimming through my code base and saw this..
And yes, doing something like for the first time for someone who has never done it before had its thrills. I wanted to achieve it, it had to be done, it was those kind of things on the bucket list you always wonder, how do they do that, you want to do it for yourself. Perhaps hit yourself in the chest and say, I did it!!!
And boy did I do it. It was exciting. It was slow. It was my first iteration of BVM and knowing what I know now I would have done it differently. Learning Vue has been one of the best experiences that I have added to my life. Believe me, it has its head-aches at times, but I am happy to have gotten where I was. It took a lot of learning, researching, finding hooks and tweaks.
Would I do it again? Definitely no, unless I will be paid for it. Ha ha ha!
Vuetify works with single file components. These have a .vue extension and you can create as many as you want and the do imports on your app to knit everything together. Most people who develop with Vuetify use Visual Studio Code and copy and paste code from the Vuetify Website. Ive watched a lot of videos on youtube during my learning and noted the same trend. Well, no one is really expected to remember each line of code. I'm still referring to my toolbox from now and again. We all do hey.
After realizing that I could abstract the database connections, abstract firebase, abstract most of what BANanoVuetifyAD3 does, it was kinda comforting that I could just do everything in one place without to and fro and also provide a more easy approach even for myself to making apps quickly.
The love affair cementing started for me with Live Code Swapping. B4a, B4i had the same functionality with the bridge app, so it coming to web made a lot of sense. I just wish I had multiple screens just like in the Matrix.
So here is it. Whilst its my rather a personal preference to use the abstract designer for almost everything we have done so far with BANanoVuetifyAD3, for all the BVAD3 lovers, would you like a designer like this or better back in your toolset?
Later mates!