- [Instructor] In this video, we're going to cover
some possible next steps for you
now that you've completed this course.
We'll start with some courses related to Vue.
Learning Vue.js and Vue.js: Building a User Interface
are two very approachable courses,
but the approaches they take are a little different.
Learning's a little more general,
Building's focused on a single project.
Each of them covers some ground
we didn't cover in this course,
making single file components a particular thing
that will be of interest if you're going to use
Vue a lot going forward.
And then React for Web Designers is another course of mine
where we build almost the same projects
we built in this course but using React.
If you're curious to compare and contrast these frameworks,
it's a good one to look at next.
Learning JavaScript Debugging is a course of mine
where we go in-depth with tools for debugging JavaScript
using web browsers, node,
integrated development environments, and more.
Learning ECMAScript 6 is a good course
for getting up to speed
on the new features of modern JavaScript.
We use Template Literals a little bit in this course,
but ES 6 offers a lot more that's useful.
It'll be very nice when we can depend on
out-of-the-box browser support for these features.
And then Building Web Applications with Ajax
covers many ways to work with Asynchronous JavaScript.
Our needs in this course were very modest
and we use promises with the Axios library
in the final project.
We're writing a lot of good.
Asynchronous JavaScript can be tricky
and there are lots of ways to go about it.
This course will introduce you to many of those.
I hope you've enjoyed this course
and that your journey with JavaScript and Vue
is fruitful and interesting.
Thanks for watching.