Build a Calculator with Vue.js
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Date: 2022-03-14
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Comments and reviews: 10
Diego
Great video! I'm just starting with Vue.js and was wondering what is the criteria for deciding how to divide an app into reusable components. For example, could I create a Vue component for the keys called keyComponent and each key of the calculator would be an instance of this Vue component?
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Great video! I'm just starting with Vue.js and was wondering what is the criteria for deciding how to divide an app into reusable components. For example, could I create a Vue component for the keys called keyComponent and each key of the calculator would be an instance of this Vue component?
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DABHIRI
A little bug but can be fixed....just update the equal function : -$-this.operator(-
parseFloat(this.previous),-
parseFloat(this.current)-
)-- ; ..............this.previous should come first not the otherwise
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A little bug but can be fixed....just update the equal function : -$-this.operator(-
parseFloat(this.previous),-
parseFloat(this.current)-
)-- ; ..............this.previous should come first not the otherwise
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Eyad
I don't really care about what this calculator is missing, the most important objective is to understand the concept here, and i think this video pretty much explains it
Thanks for the great explanation
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I don't really care about what this calculator is missing, the most important objective is to understand the concept here, and i think this video pretty much explains it
Thanks for the great explanation
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Cigomba
Thanks for sharing. This is the easiest implementation of a calculator webapp that I have found so far and I was able to follow it throughly even though it was my first time using Vue.js. Thanks again!
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Thanks for sharing. This is the easiest implementation of a calculator webapp that I have found so far and I was able to follow it throughly even though it was my first time using Vue.js. Thanks again!
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stephen
I love the vid but feel that this is more of a JS / CSS tutorial lol
Why didn-t you separate the numbers into separate components to show off Vue-s reusable component system?
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I love the vid but feel that this is more of a JS / CSS tutorial lol
Why didn-t you separate the numbers into separate components to show off Vue-s reusable component system?
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vincent
Good job... how about some videos on doing Menu's and Routing. Ideally vue.js . single page . where we just slide a card out of view and transition a new card for its place.
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Good job... how about some videos on doing Menu's and Routing. Ideally vue.js . single page . where we just slide a card out of view and transition a new card for its place.
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Randall
I think a good next step would be to show how this calculator could be made into a component for nesting into a larger project. Thanks for the video.
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I think a good next step would be to show how this calculator could be made into a component for nesting into a larger project. Thanks for the video.
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Romeo
Instead of typing a string with number each time you can do
4
and then
type(e) --
this.result += parseInt(e.target.innerHTML);-
-,
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Instead of typing a string with number each time you can do
4
and then
type(e) --
this.result += parseInt(e.target.innerHTML);-
-,
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JOHN
1:1 error Component name -Calculator- should always be multi-word vue/multi-word-component-names
why this is happening and how do i fix this? ty
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1:1 error Component name -Calculator- should always be multi-word vue/multi-word-component-names
why this is happening and how do i fix this? ty
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Влад
very bad code. sorry
it-s good video as vue & css grid tutorial.
However, as for the calculator algorithm - everything-s very bad
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very bad code. sorry
it-s good video as vue & css grid tutorial.
However, as for the calculator algorithm - everything-s very bad
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