Should I start learning Vue.js with mediocre javascript knowledge?

Question

JavaScript

What is the entry threshold for Vue.js for a person with basic knowledge of js?

Answer 1

Well, you can certainly try. But knowledge is important: objects, OOP (prototype or through classes), working with the DOM (to understand how it all works), type conversion, understanding reference variables, closures, ajax. This is the necessary minimum.

Answer 2

If you're asking this question and not reading the Vue documentation, don't.

Answer 3

Just try it, it will be a great way to get the language. You will most likely succeed if you deal with problems and gaps in the language as they come with the framework. For learning, come up with a task for yourself, like writing a front for some simple service, and just do it by reading the docs and stackoverflow and finish the job.

Answer 4

Not worth it. Because with this level of knowledge, your maximum is to repeat the example from the tutorial. Step left and right - and here you are already at a dead end.

Answer 5

Worth it, it just takes you more time to resolve issues not directly related to vue. Solve them along the way. It takes desire and perseverance.

Answer 6

Not worth it, I know from my experience. You start learning the framework and at first everything goes well, but then everything goes pi...badly. And you still have to learn JS, and then learn the framework. And since you forgot many things in the same Vue because you studied Js, you will have to re-learn Vue almost from scratch. It's not worth it.
Plus, frameworks are just a tool. Knowledge of js is much more important.

Answer 7

I started working with vue without knowledge of js. It was difficult, but I managed. At the same time, I was reading js.
I advise you to read the vue documentation very carefully, it is not very bad.
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I also advise a topic on vue on the metasite.

Answer 8

It will be especially easier for you if you have already built a site using native JS or jquery, but basic knowledge of JS is enough. But as written above, you must understand OOP, types, variables, and so on. Even if there are holes and omissions somewhere, you will catch up and figure it out in the course of training.
Many courses start right away with the basics and basics of JS, then move on to Vue.js, or they take the framework straight from and to, and you don't feel like you're missing out on JS. Look at the programs at tucode, otus, skillbox kursfinder.ru/vue-js/, with courses you will quickly master everything.