ASMR Coding: Refactoring Design HTML to Vue 3 with Tailwindcss - Part 1

Welcome to another session of deep work and relaxation. In this video, I take on the challenge of transforming the Stitch UI Design System into a fully functional Sticky Notes Application using Vue 3 and TypeScript. Start by creating the application layout first. No talking, just the satisfying sounds of typing and the process of turning logic into reality. Whether you're here to study, relax, or learn some tips, I hope you enjoy the vibes. ⌨️ The Mission Project: Sticky Notes + Bookmarks App Design Source: Stitch With Google (Palette & Typography) Objective: Refactor legacy structures into a scalable Vue 3 Composition API setup with strict TypeScript typing. 🛠️ Tech Stack Framework: Vue 3 (Vite) Language: TypeScript Styling: TailwindCSS (Implementing Stitch UI Guidelines) Editor: VS Code 🎧 Experience the ASMR For the best experience, I recommend using headphones. Keyboard Sound: Mechanical Topre (Enhanced by Mechvibes) Ambient: Calming ocean waves + Gentle rainfall 🚀 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro & Design Preview 04:25 Project Structure 13:16 Start Coding : Layout Header 1:09:20 View Notes : Sidebar 1:40:32 What's Next Don't forget to subscribe to Webcraft ID for more relaxed and inspiring coding sessions. If you enjoyed this video, please give it a like and share your thoughts in the comments! #ASMR #Coding #VueJS #TypeScript #WebDevelopment #StitchUI #NoTalking #DeepWork #WebcraftID #Refactoring