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Have you checked the Awesome Vue [0] list of components? There are many there that support v2 [0] https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue
Yes, I've looked at that list, but some of the components I'd like to use are still not compatible (Keen UI, for instance).
I am always looking for the fastest way to build a complete app. Brought me to Rails. Then to Meteor/React (which was mixed). Then some Rails/React which is ok. Vue looks really appealing on the simplicity and completeness side. I would like to know from people using Vue what backends you're using. In order to complete the loop - the simplest stack overall Vue+???.
I've used Vue w/ Rails so far and it's been pretty good. The one real complaint is that I really wish is that I could use Vue components (.vue files) in a better integrated way with the Rails asset pipeline. react-rails does this really well, making JSX transformation a drop-in gem, vs. having to set up some kind of front end task runner of sorts and constantly having to commit compiled files and such. Beyond that, V…
I am sorry if this sounds too ignorant, are frameworks like Vue.js (I actually read the guide and understood some wonderful things about its philosophy since I am actually developing backend mainly) or React, etc.. reasonable to use in websites in general (instead of jquery or taking some tasks from it) or they actually only reasonable for mobile web applications and SPAs? What about the SEO and search engine renderi…
What I like about Vue is that it makes it is very easy to use it as a component of a larger website or non-SPA application. You can use it where you would otherwise use jQuery in order to build widgets or interactive components. It makes it very easy to drop it into a page without a lot of ceremony (no flavor of the month build tools or exotic precompilers are required to get started).
I don´t know why Riot.js (another js framework) don't attract more people. I used it and it´s awesome. Today they launched the 3.0.0 version http://riotjs.com/release-notes/ . Here is a quick introduction http://vitomd.com/blog/coding/hello-riot-js-quick-tutorial-a... I highly recommend it.
> http://mithril.js.org/comparison.html > Vue's implementation cleverly hijacks array methods, but it should be noted that Javascript Arrays cannot be truly subclassed and as such, Vue suffers from abstraction leaks. Can anyone who knows how vue is implemented explain this statement?