Vue.js course: the 10 best in 2026

Best for Vue 2 developers switching to Vue 3. It starts by converting an Options API app to the Composition API, then covers refs, computed properties, watchers, lifecycle hooks, directives, Vue Router, composables and Pinia while building a notes app called Noteballs, with Firebase authentication, real-time sync and hosting.

It has 4.6 stars from more than 2,400 reviews and more than 11,000 students. It runs about nine hours and was last updated in July 2024. We lowered it because it requires Vue 2 and the Options API.

Best for Vue developers who want one app on web, mobile and desktop. Using Quasar 2, Pinia and Capacitor, you build a budgeting app with income and expense entries, swipe actions, a running balance and dark mode, then run it on the web, iOS, Android, Mac and Windows.

It has 4.8 stars from 178 reviews, the highest rating here, and more than 1,300 students. It runs about seven and a half hours, the shortest on this list, and was last updated in July 2024. We lowered it because it requires Vue 3 basics.

Best for JavaScript developers who want a portfolio of Vue 3 apps. It focuses on the Composition API, custom composables, transitions, drag and drop, Vue Router, Pinia, TypeScript and optimistic UI, building apps such as an image gallery, a task list, a recipe book and a Trello-style board.

It has 4.6 stars from more than 500 reviews and more than 4,100 students. It runs about 15 hours with 15 resources and was updated in August 2025.

Best for PHP developers who want to build full-stack apps with Vue. It builds a production-ready single-page app with Laravel, Vue 3 and the Composition API, Inertia.js and Tailwind CSS, covering authentication, migrations, Eloquent relationships, middleware, email and forms.

It has 4.7 stars from more than 2,400 reviews and more than 14,000 students. It runs about 19 hours with 13 resources and was updated in August 2025. We lowered it because Vue is one part of a full-stack course.

Best for beginners who want a shorter path through modern Vue. It covers core syntax, component architecture and communication, Pinia, Vue Router, Firebase, authentication, consuming APIs and deploying an app, with multiple real-world projects.

It has 4.6 stars from more than 600 reviews and more than 3,100 students. It runs about 11 hours and was updated in April 2026.

Best for beginners who want Vue 3 with Firebase. It starts with the basics and a tiny web game, then moves to Vite, Firebase, Pinia and routes, finishing with a practice project that combines everything, plus a full ES6 course in case your JavaScript needs work.

It has 4.6 stars from more than 1,200 reviews and more than 10,000 students. It runs about 41 hours with 120 resources and was updated in October 2025.

Best for learners who want to feel like a Vue developer on the job. You build one complete real-world project from scratch, working through user stories and covering components, directives, props and events, the Options and Composition APIs, Pinia, Vue Router, Tailwind CSS, TypeScript, ESLint and Prettier.

It has 4.6 stars from more than 1,000 reviews and more than 7,300 students. It runs about 42 hours, the longest course here, with 96 resources and a strong focus on testing with Vitest and Vue Testing Library, and was updated in January 2026.

Best for beginners who also need JavaScript and TypeScript. It teaches JavaScript basics such as loops, functions, arrays, objects and DOM manipulation, TypeScript types, classes and interfaces, and Vue with vue-router and Vuex for multi-page apps.

It has 4.7 stars from 101 reviews and about 500 students. It runs about 25 hours with 31 quizzes, the most here, and was updated in October 2026, the most recent on this list.

Best for developers who want to take a Vue app all the way to production. After the fundamentals and how Vue's reactivity and virtual DOM work, it builds a CSS perspective playground, a quiz app and a music app with Pinia, Tailwind, form validation, Firebase authentication and uploads, internationalization, PWA features, Vitest tests and deployment to Vercel.

It has 4.7 stars from more than 3,100 reviews and more than 19,000 students. It runs about 28 hours with two quizzes and 59 resources, and was updated in February 2026.