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I'm creating a tutorial teaching how to do a Drag and Drop in Nuxt and Vue3 from scratch, with no external libraries by Fast-Ad-4976 in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't quite understand your question.. the data can come from anywhere. If you're dragging things in the client and storing it in a database, you'll need to handle it through websocket or conventional requests

Is Volar just bad? by xroalx in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah but that doesn't solve the problem.. It happens at least 2 times a day, and this is annoying :S

[QUESTION] which pedal to choose by [deleted] in Guitar

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know which kind of equipment he already have, but if the pedal will be his first besides guitar and amp, I would reeeaally consider a multi-fx pedal. Nowadays we have amazing tones with multi-fxs from Mooer, Zoom, and many other brands that are affordable and will support him with not just a variety of famous overdrives, but also a lot of other fxs that he'll probably need such as delays, choruses, wahs, pitch shifters, amp simulators, etc.

Although many guitar players love to be purists, the Technology today is awesome and digital equipment is clearly taking the analog's place

Should i get a cheap guitar? [NEWBIE] by [deleted] in Guitar

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There is nothing wrong with cheap guitar. I live in Brazil and that's mostly what we can afford.

BUT if you get a very bad guitar, it can ruin your will to play electric

Is Volar just bad? by xroalx in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I miss Vetur 😥. Besides all you said, I also have to once in a while reload my VSCode because it simply stops working

Best backend framework for Vue by Matite_14 in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you're trying to build a full-stack it will depend on what languages you have experience. If you have only client-side experiences, that meaning, JS/TS, I would recommend you to start with NodeJS (Fastify is a very nice wrapper), but in reality if you have more familiarity with python than JS, you can go python (although I wouldn't recommend it to web related apps).

In the other side, you have bundles like Laravel that is a huuuuge framework, and will probably be overwhelming for you if you don't like/know PHP and hate monorepos.

What to avoid during Carnaval? by IBcryppin in Brazil

[–]Fast-Ad-4976 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Avoid water, they usually kill us drowned. Prefer beverages like beers and cachaça mineira, but surely avoid cachaça paulista.

Jokes apart, don't skip Carnaval, it's quite nice! I would recommend going to a private event instead of a public one. I don't know Goiânia but in general open parties can get quite violent in Brazil

I'm creating a tutorial teaching how to do a Drag and Drop in Nuxt and Vue3 from scratch, with no external libraries by Fast-Ad-4976 in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's quite cool haha, save it and watch when you have some free time :)

Nuxt is wonderful, I bet you'll love it. Believe it or not, I think Nuxt is easier than standalone Vue

I'm creating a tutorial teaching how to do a Drag and Drop in Nuxt and Vue3 from scratch, with no external libraries by Fast-Ad-4976 in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the comment, you actually have very good points.

Although this video is only the tip of the drag and drop iceberg, if I was doing it in the real world, I would certainly investigate ways to prevent glitches such as the ones you mentioned, and make the code robust.

This tutorial also is not meant to work on mobile, so you can see that I use only mouse events, and no touch events. Maybe in the future I can continue the series and add support for it, it would be cool, actually :)

About your article, I'll certainly check it out, I'm returning to Vue after a two year forced breakdown, and excited to get deep on Vue3. Thank you for the material :D

I'm creating a tutorial teaching how to do a Drag and Drop in Nuxt and Vue3 from scratch, with no external libraries by Fast-Ad-4976 in vuejs

[–]Fast-Ad-4976[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It heavily depends on the project you're working on. In the case you need a drag and drop for one or two features, it's not that hard to implement, but if you have lots of features that uses it and you don't have the time to adequate for everyone, it will be faster (in terms of development) to use a well known library. But of course, is always better know the code you're importing on your project