feat: add mappermate / chris courses

[christopher4lis]

A free-to-use tilemap editor and learning platform I built with Vue + Nuxt

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[Jogai]

See https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue/blob/master/.github/contributing.md#commercial-products

[christopher4lis]

Thanks for reviewing. I believe both products meet the criteria for inclusion as they offer substantial free functionality where users can see Vue implementation:

• The map builder is completely free to use with all core features available without payment. The premium features are only bonus additions that slightly enhance the experience but aren't required to fully create and export maps. There are over 1200 users (all free) building 2000+ maps at the moment).

• The course site offers 90% of videos for free, payment is only needed for a small subset of advanced content (over 10,000 free users).

Neither product requires payment to access or evaluate the Vue implementation, which aligns with the guideline that products will be included when you could reasonably check out how Vue was used. Users can thoroughly explore and use both applications without any monetary commitment.

Would you be willing to reconsider based on this info? I'm happy to provide more details about the free functionality if needed.

[Jogai]

Ah, my bad. I saw the pricing for the courses, but no free option. Now I see they're just in the open without registering even. In that case, its a really nice resource! Thanks for providing this to the community.