Learn by doing. It is hard to learn by just reading. You should have something in mind that you want to build. If you don't or can't come up with something, may

Learn by doing. It is hard to learn by just reading. You should have something in mind that you want to build. If you don't or can't come up with something, maybe you can build an internal tool your company may find helpful, or talk to friends to see if they need something you can build. Once you have an idea, then you have a goal. Since you know jQuery already, that makes it easier to start. Start building it with jQuery first. Then look for a component or two for which states get a bit complicated. Replace the jQuery code in that/those component with Vue. You're already ahead since you've decided to use Vue. Many people are not even sure what JS framework library to use. Vue is an excellent choice, by the way. This way, you have a reference to compare to. If you like Vue code better, you can think about if you want to replace all or most of the jQuery code. If not, then you can ask why. This may lead you to a deeper understanding of Vue.