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Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by mastazi »

niho wrote: post #105
max0563 wrote: post #10

Vue.js is awesome! I am glad to see so many more people adopting it for serious projects.

I have been required to use Vue.js in a current project (a semi complex app with lots of forms). It's the perfect way for clueless js fanboys to write unmaintainable spaghetti code. It's nothing less than a poorly designed view layer with no kind of architecture or tooling. It's naive and harmful (because of the way it is being marketed). It's a hobby project by someone that think they know what they are doing, but a…

> It's the perfect way for clueless js fanboys to write unmaintainable spaghetti code

So you are saying that Vue.js is good for experienced devs because it's flexible and lightweight, right? Then I agree.

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by yev »

dejawu wrote: post #118
yev wrote: post #98

Nice! Vue is I am actually also working on notes editor in my spare time. Using vue.js and codemirror, keeping notes in local storage. http://notes.yev.io Was thinking of making the project public but not sure if anyone will be interested.

I've been making my own too! Used it for notes in class for the past two years. https://nanote.co I really love the look of yours, by the way. It's super clean.

Thanks!

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by manigandham »

porker wrote: post #58
max0563 wrote: post #10

Vue.js is awesome! I am glad to see so many more people adopting it for serious projects.

What are your favourite libraries/extensions (for want of a better term) to use with it? I'm on my first VueJS 2 project, and found a number which are abandoned...

http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US is a nice UI framework

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by skocznymroczny »

andreareina wrote: post #6

Not working for me, I'm guessing it's due to this? FIREBASE WARNING: The Firebase database you are trying to use has reached its peak connections limit. If you are the Firebase owner, consider upgrading. (https://notational- velocity.firebaseio.com) FF 53.0.2 on macOS, uBlock Origin isn't showing anything as blocked

why does it say notational-velocity in the URL if OP claims it's inspired by it? Is it used its database for backend?

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by porker »

meagher wrote: post #64
porker wrote: post #58

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What are your favourite libraries/extensions (for want of a better term) to use with it? I'm on my first VueJS 2 project, and found a number which are abandoned...

Vuex ( https://github.com/vuejs/vuex ) and vue-router ( https://github.com/vuejs/vue-router ) are nothing flashy, yet really solid. There are tons more in the awesome-vue repo ( https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue ). Even though Vue has less libraries/extensions than something like React, the core: state management, routing, Vue component spec are quite good.

Thanks, "nothing flashy, yet really solid" is EXACTLY what I look for in libraries.

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by paki123 »

searchhn wrote: post #74
max0563 wrote: post #10

Vue.js is awesome! I am glad to see so many more people adopting it for serious projects.

I work for a networking company in bay area and a pretty complex major dashboard is built entirely with Vue. I have only heard good things about it from the developers. Which in turn made me use Vuejs for this hackernews search that I have been building ( http://searchhn.com/ ). The documentation is excellent and Vue is well designed, it took a few hours from scratch to learn and build the demo (PS: Not a web develop…

your website looks nice.

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by atom-morgan »

enraged_camel wrote: post #51
atom-morgan wrote: post #36

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How much time would you recommend spending with Elixir before moving into a Phoenix app?

Time-wise, it's hard to say. I went through Saša Jurić's Elixir in Action [1] before diving into Phoenix. But that's because I was coming from an object-oriented background (Ruby, some C#) and wanted a bit more exposure to functional programming. Elixir is a fairly deep language, but you don't need to know it inside out to become productive with Phoenix. Obviously it depends on what type of app you want to develop, b…

Awesome. Thanks for the reply. I'm comfortable with full-stack development when I'm on MEAN but I've definitely been looking to branch out. I think you convinced me to try Phoenix.

Re: Show HN: Real-time notes app built with Vue.js, inspired by Notational Velocity

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Post by agnivade »

m_fayer wrote: post #101
porker wrote: post #58

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What are your favourite libraries/extensions (for want of a better term) to use with it? I'm on my first VueJS 2 project, and found a number which are abandoned...

Vue has the best implementation of Material Design I've ever seen: https://vuematerial.github.io/#/

Well, actually the best implementation of Material Design would be callem'all's http://material-ui.com/. Really mature and full-featured.

vuematerial is slightly behind in the no. of components. After some more research I have settled on using http://www.muse-ui.org/#/index. It has full parity with callem'all's component set. In fact, the website is nearly a full clone of that. And the developer is pretty active.

Case in point - There was an issue with the auto-complete. Raised an issue - https://github.com/museui/muse-ui/issues/495. And it got merged pretty quickly.

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