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VueConf Toronto 2023 | 9-10 Nov 2023 (http://vuetoronto.com):
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VueConf Toronto 2023 | Nov 9-10, 2023
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Excited to bring the 6th edition of VueToronto
For a company application I need to pick one of these #component frameworks: #naiveui #primevue #quasar #vuetify
- It's a fresh project using #vue v3 and consumes #apollo #graphql
- It will have #Datatables and #calendar functionalities
- It needs to be styled so that it fits to the company branding (but we are using #roboto and we are very close to #materialdesign)
Which component framework do you prefer and why?
Are there any others that are useful?
Please #boost for visibility 👁️
#boost #materialdesign #roboto #calendar #datatables #graphql #apollo #vue #vuetify #quasar #primevue #naiveui #component
For a company application I need to pick one of these #component frameworks: #naiveui #quasar #primevue #vuetify
- It's a fresh project using #vue v3 and consumes #apollo #graphql
- It will have #Datatables and #calendar functionalities
- It needs to be styled so that it fits to the company branding (but we are using #roboto and we are very close to #materialdesign)
Which component framework do you prefer and why?
Are there any others that are useful?
Please #boost for visibility 👁️
#boost #materialdesign #roboto #calendar #datatables #graphql #apollo #vue #vuetify #primevue #quasar #naiveui #component
Vuetify v3.2 update: Enhanced customization options and more for your Vue.js apps! Learn more about the exciting new features in my latest blog post: https://blog.yazcub.com/posts/vuetify_update #Vuetify #Vuejs #WebDev #vue
I'm not sure who - #Vue, #npm, #Vuetify, or some other gremlin is undermining me, but if I had hair I might pull it out.
hopefully you can laugh at this with me:
https://gist.github.com/davidshq/a80e9d2f199c8fe3a7332255400ecca5
RT @thePeerJ
PeerJ is hiring for an experienced Vue.js frontend developer
Learn more https://peerj.com/expertrxiv/820
#JobOpportunity #Vuejs #frontenddeveloper #SoftwareEngineering #Vuetify https://twitter.com/expertRxiv/status/1636050908822880266
#JobOpportunity #vuejs #frontenddeveloper #softwareengineering #vuetify
@jarrett that’s good to know. I don’t usually build UIs but need something quick to present complex data in several grids. I quickly learned #vue and am quite impressed with the simplicity but sad that it doesn’t come with built in components for UI. I discovered #vuetify and it’s easy to use but the table is very basic. In Jan they have introduced data-tables as a part of #vuetify labs so… needed to find something else.
Thanks for the suggestion, this is very helpful.
still working on my #Vue issue. Unfortunately `vue create` makes a 2.6.x project not 2.7.x nor does it support an option to use 2.6.x with the composition API. So next steps are to start fresh tomorrow and:
1. Create a fresh, clean 2.6.x project
2. Add #Vuetify
3. Install the composition API
4. Make a component using the composition API
5. Upgrade to Vue 2.7.x
6. Make code changes necessary to use the built-in API
and see if it works.
Fingers crossed, the 40th time is the charm.
Crazy world we are living in where I now open #discord to get community help for my professional work. It feels a bit dirty to use the I-chat-while-gaming-tool for work 😆
Community help? What's that? It's open source and therefore it's free and when it's free you have to ask people that help you in their spare time for advice ... that, that's not how it should be.
Super thankful for the #vuetify and #nuxt community 🙏
I will continue to lobby at my work to pay for open source.
After the break, @willmarple will be joining @vuejsnation to talk about
"Scalable Front End Architecture with the Composition API and Composable Functions"
@VueSchool_io
#vuejsnation #vuejs #nuxt #nuxtjs #vuetify
Up next at @vuejsnation is @filrakowski
Who is the:
- Co-founder & CTO of VueStorefront
- Creator of StorefrontUI
You’re probably using Lighthouse wrong: How we misuse most common tool to measure web performance?
@VueSchool_io
#vuejsnation #vuejs #nuxt #nuxtjs #vuetify
#vuejsnation #vuejs #nuxt #nuxtjs #vuetify
John Leider, @zeroskillz the author and creator of @vuetifyjs is up next!
What questions do you have? 🧐
The Next Generation of Vuetify
@vuejsnation @VueSchool_io #vuejsnation #vuejs #nuxt #nuxtjs #vuetify
#vuejsnation #vuejs #nuxt #nuxtjs #vuetify
Maybe the release of #vuetify 3 was a bit rushed. There are components missing (e.g. data-table) the documentation is incomplete (you have to guess some functionality and a lot of MISSING DESCRIPTION (edit in github)) and I encounter subtle bugs, that cost a lot of time to figure them out, since they worked in the version before
I'm not mad, adapt, overcome ... but debugging someone else's project can be a bit cumbersome if you did not expect that to be your task (it's not a beta, right)
@dandb
Oh, I get it now, and looking at their documentation, I see where they're including those named slots with <template: hashSlotName="value">.
Sorry for misreading your initial question. I wonder if one of the #vuetify folks might have an idea, since it relies a lot on slotting and binding. Maybe they have some kind of Jedi Slot Tricks.