Nuxt.js 2 - Vue.js on Steroids

He is one of the best developer to learn from. His explanations are easy to follow and his knowledge on the topics will you a deep understanding of what you are doing provide that you take your time and practice it. His courses are very fun and engaging and you will leave as professional on the subject taught.

This course is satisfactory but maybe too much time is spent on usual CSS styling and ordinary website building instead of teaching Nuxt. There is also a lot of jumping between different components while learning by examples, cutting already written code and pasting it elsewhere. With all due respect, the author's English style is quite confusing. Sometimes it is hard to understand what he is talking about because he obviously thinks in terms of some other language which he then translates to EN. Overall the course is ok but also it's often pretty confusing. Don't get me wrong, but I have seen teachers with better skills for transferring knowledge to a student.

Plutôt que d'aller à l'essentiel pour chaque vidéo et à repartir d'un code clean, il a tendance à s'emmêler les pinceaux dans des exemples qui prennent plusieurs vidéos et rendent la compréhension plus difficile. Globalement fait en min 1.5 de vitesse et en sautant pas mal de passage inutile.

The course itself is good. Max is clearly extremely knowledgeable, however this is demonstrated to also be his downside to his approach in teaching, especially for beginners, as he tends tp skip a lot of basic explanations. He has the tendency to skip past a few things that some of us would've liked to be expanded upon more, for example during the Middleware & Authentication lectures where he dives into teaching about cookies, I would've liked to know more about the structure of a cookie before he dissects into them for the project, as I've never really worked directly with them before I had a difficult time understanding what he was doing. At the very least, I would suggest attaching resources to read/watch that will dive a little more deeply into it. There were plenty of moments where he would go back and forth almost instantly, changing code right after having been written mere seconds ago, this made some lectures extremely confusing to follow. The course also appears to be outdated as I know there are features in the course like manually importing components that can be now automated with the later versions of Nuxt v2. I think the course should be updated, and I want to point out that the absolute beginner level developers, even with experience in Vue will struggle a little bit trying to follow along. I do also want to add, that Max has a Vue course that I've gone through a fair bit of also, and it's fantastic, so keep that as an option if you're looking to jump into Nuxt without any or much experience in Vue. Overall, I still think it was a great learning experience to learn about the foundation of Nuxt, and Max is indeed a good teacher, but I would suggest perhaps checking to see if there's an update for the course before purchasing it for yourself as it's outdated.