AlpineJS For Beginners

In this video you'll learn how to install and use AlpineJS https://alpinejs.dev. We'll cover everything from state, events, and more. We'll also create a simple todo app at the end of the video. Here are the chapters: 00:00:00 Intro An introduction to the video and Alpine 00:00:37 Installation Learn how simple it is to install Alpine. Choose the CDN or import it as a module 00:01:47 Alpine Attributes (x-data & x-text) Learn about Alpine Attributes and in this section we'll cover the x-data and the x-text attributes and how to use them 00:02:48 Creating a Counter (x-on:click) Learn about the x-on attribute and how to create a simple counter component with Alpine 00:03:59 Two-Way Data Binding (x-model) Learn how to accomplish two-way data-binding with Alpine by utilizing the x-model attribute 00:05:45 Conditionals (x-if) Learn how to conditionally show elements using the x-if attribute 00:06:56 Loops (x-for) Loop through content using the x-for attribute in Alpine 00:08:11 Initialize (x-init) Learn how to run code whenever an element is first initialized using the x-init attribute 00:09:07 References with $refs (x-ref) Learn how to create and use references with the x-ref attribute 00:10:48 $el and $root Learn how to get the current element or the root element of an Alpine component 00:12:36 Transitions and Classes (x-transition and :class) Learn how to add animations using x-transition and how to dynamically add or remove classes with the x-bind:class attribute. 00:15:45 Summary and Recap In this section we do a quick summary and re-cap of everything we have learned so far 00:18:11 Create a Todo List App In this section we'll create a Todo List functionality with everything that we have learned so far. This is a basic introduction to AlpineJS; however, there may also be a few useful nuggets in here even if you've used Alpine in the past.