Etiqueta: JavaScript

New Contact Form Design | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with Adonis.js/Node.js and Quasar (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we will design the contact-creation form of our Google Contacts clone app. We will also learn how to create a route for the contact form and

Refactoring the Main Layout | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with Adonis.js/Node.js and Quasar (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we will refactor the MainLayout.vue file and extract the menu data into a separate file. We will also implement types for the menu data.

Setting Up Our API Server with AdonisJs Framework | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with AdonisJs (Node.js) and Quasar Framework (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we will setup our API Server with the AdonisJS Framework and installing, configuring, and testing some essential packages.

The Left Drawer | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with Adonis.js/Node.js and Quasar (Vue.js)
In this lesson, the left drawer of the Google Contacts clone app is fully- customised and made very responsive in mobile and desktop views.

Uploading Files and Creating Avatars for Contacts With AdonisJS and Axios
In this lesson, we will learn how to upload images and create avatars with AdonisJS and Quasar Frameworks and the Axios HTTP library.

Using Model Factories and Seeders in AdonisJS | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with AdonisJS Framework (Node.js) and Quasar Framework (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we make use a model factory and seeder in AdonisJS to generate and persist sample contacts. We also list all contacts with pagination.

Validating the Contact Form with Vuelidate | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with Adonis.js/Node.js and Quasar (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we will learn how to carry out proper and performant form validations for the contact-creation form of our Google Contacts clone app.

Why Choose the AdonisJs Framework? | Full-Stack Google Contacts Clone with AdonisJs (Node.js) and Quasar Framework (Vue.js)
In this lesson, we will look at the beautiful and expressive features of the AdonisJs Framework and why we chose it for our API server over others in Nodejs