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Posted by markmneimneh
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Any Chance for a VueJS track that may take a learner to midlevel to advance proficiency?.

Any Chance for a VueJS track that may take a learner to somewhere .... midlevel to advance range proficiency?. There is a Track for React and I think there should be one for VueJS. IT is becoming a very popular framework

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Michael Cook
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Michael Cook
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Michael Cook
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Michael Cook
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Graduate 28,975 Points

I highly doubt that Treehouse will implement a Vue track at any point. Vue actually isn't a very popular framework compared to React or Angular. I've used it for a project and I know it's a pleasure to work with, but most JavaScript developer job posts aren't going to mention it. A lot of PHP developers prefer Vue for building the client-side layer of their apps, and I think the Laravel framework comes with Vue for the client right out of the box. Unless you plan on becoming a full-stack developer with PHP and Laravel, I wouldn't recommend spending a lot of time on Vue unless you have a client or boss who is requiring you to learn it.

That said, if you really want to go a little deeper into Vue, this tutorial will probably meet your needs. It's by Tania Rascia and she is quite literally an award-winning developer-blogger who has built just about everything and writes amazingly clear tutorials on a bunch of subjects. Her Vue tutorial will go into stuff the Treehouse course doesn't cover much like using the Vue CLI and deployment, etc.

Happy coding!