I think Oruga is exciting and will find an audience. But I will probably stick with Buefy. Why?
I am a programmer who understands Javascript better than CSS. I picked Buefy because it gave my web app a good look with little effort required. That lets me focus on building new features for my users, responding to user emails, fixing bugs, etc. If I had unlimited time, I would learn more CSS and pick up Oruga.
Best of luck with the new project, and please don't forget your Buefy audience! We really appreciate your hard work!
I agree. However I would say there is room for frameworks that support an easy work load, and there is room for frameworks, like Oruga, that support total customization. However, I hope Buefy does get a bump up to Vue3, and nuxt3, a lot of my projects use it and the convenience of Buefy can not be beat. I would like to propose though a compromise. Buefy could potentially work on top of Oruga. This would lighten the load on maintaining both projects. However, this could increase the over head and bundle size.
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I think Oruga is exciting and will find an audience. But I will probably stick with Buefy. Why?
I am a programmer who understands Javascript better than CSS. I picked Buefy because it gave my web app a good look with little effort required. That lets me focus on building new features for my users, responding to user emails, fixing bugs, etc. If I had unlimited time, I would learn more CSS and pick up Oruga.
Best of luck with the new project, and please don't forget your Buefy audience! We really appreciate your hard work!
I agree. However I would say there is room for frameworks that support an easy work load, and there is room for frameworks, like Oruga, that support total customization. However, I hope Buefy does get a bump up to Vue3, and nuxt3, a lot of my projects use it and the convenience of Buefy can not be beat. I would like to propose though a compromise. Buefy could potentially work on top of Oruga. This would lighten the load on maintaining both projects. However, this could increase the over head and bundle size.