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What are your favorite VueJS libraries?

David J Eddy on October 09, 2018

As my career has progressed I have filling a number of roles; backend(LEMP), then team lead, then Dev(Sec)Ops. The few times I needed frontend effo...
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WebD •

Vue Router and Vuex (for state management). I also use Vuetify a lot.

Vue-Apollo is also great for working with GraphQL inside Vue.

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Drew Bragg •

Love Vuetify. Really nice package

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atanda rasheed ayomide •

You should try out quasar framework also.

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Gonzalo Moreno •

Wow! Looks awesome

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Kirk Lewis • • Edited

I just tried Vue-Apollo for about 7 minutes, and it was very easy to get started + it worked as I expected. I like it!

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David J Eddy • • Edited

Vuetifyjs looks amazing. A Material design UI library was one of the first thing I looked for when VueJS caught my eye. Thank you for sharing.

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Kirk Lewis •

Vuex is the Killer Feature for me, and I find vue-i18n to be pretty useful.

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Matheus Calegaro •

Vuex - Awesome state manager;
Buefy or Vuetify - For some pretty UI components like navbars, buttons, grid and more;

Oh, the Vue DevTools for Chrome is also pretty handy to debug components

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David J Eddy •

DevTools FTW! Nothing makes learning a new tool / language than a good debugger and trace tool.

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Stanislav Valasek •

I prefer Quasar. Especially now when v1 is released. I was surprised how big is the Quasar team.

I recommend you to have a look at its amazing documentation or you can spend 12$ on Udemy - Cross-Platform VueJS Vuex & Firebase Apps.

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Brian Brewder •

I liked Quasar for the UI components. I haven't used it for a while and they've rev'd a few times since, but it was great back then and probably better now.

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atanda rasheed ayomide •

It's only Vue UI framework I use every time.

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Roman Almazov •

Element UI

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David J Eddy •

That Element UI looks nice!

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Jeremy Wells •

We've got a fairly forms-heavy app, and I've found Vee-Validate and Vuex-Map-Fields to be an enormous help.

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Gift Egwuenu •

Nuxt, Vuelidate, Vuepress

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Ido Shamun •

Vuex is definitely number one!

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Sdu •

Vuex-persist or vuex-presistant. Either one you use. I still don't know why persistance has to be a plugin

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Denis •

Because HTTP is stateless

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Sdu •

I don't understand

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Takashi Futada •

Besides that, i like vue2-hammer, which is a wrapper for hammer, and vue-lazyload, which defers image loading until they come above the hold.

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Brian Greig •

Not a library but I think it is worth noting how awesome the Vue developer tools are for Chrome 🔥

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jan paul • • Edited

this helped me a lot and made life so much easiger.
vuex-map-fields

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David J Eddy •

Oh, thats pretty neat. Thank you for the share jan.

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Ben Klein • • Edited

Vuex-ORM with Plugin-GraphQL is amazing :)

And Vuetify of course.

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Bart Hermans •

I'm looking at Vuetify and Quasar to use as UI framework, but I need IE11 support.
Both frameworks say they have, but can anyone confirm that it's actually properly supported?

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atanda rasheed ayomide •

Yeah quasar supports IE, I'm not sure vuetify because I don't use it.

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Vince •

Vuetify works in IE11, you just run into normal IE problems when using it.

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Pulkit Singh •

Vuesax

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Saransh Kumar • • Edited

I find vue-2-dropzone and vue-tables-2 (for the server table) extremely useful

rowanwins.github.io/vue-dropzone/d...
npmjs.com/package/vue-tables-2

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Mattia Astorino •
  • docute.org
  • vue-focus-lock
  • vue-mixin-roving-tabindex
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Ajay Yadav •

Hey please help me

How can I integrate ccavenue with Vuejs and Laravel

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Johan Hernefeldt •

Check out my vuex-plus library. It allows for vuex module instances and automatic vuex hot reloading
github.com/presidenten/vuex-plus