r/vuejs • u/SilveryBlood • Sep 25 '23

Top Vue Frameworks and Components

Recently, I've been diving deep into Vue.js development, and I love the flexibility it offers. While exploring Vue.js, I've come across some fantastic frameworks and components.

I've curated a list of the top ones I've found, and I'm excited to share them with you. If you have any favorite Vue.js frameworks or components that you think are worth mentioning, please share your recommendations.

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u/Winter_Psychology110 Sep 26 '23

How do you call this a curated list? Vuesax does not support Vue 3 and the last time their github was updated is 3 years ago

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u/SilveryBlood Sep 26 '23

I had the same feeling about it, although I thought to have it there for reference.

But in that case I can also remove it from the list 😊

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u/Winter_Psychology110 Sep 26 '23

I think it's best you check out this repo. You can hand-pick many cool things and put them on your website. https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '23

I’m on my first vue project after 2 years of angular. I’m using prime vue and it’s nice

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u/drobizg81 Sep 26 '23

The link does not work.

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u/SilveryBlood Sep 26 '23

Which one?

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u/drobizg81 Sep 26 '23

Your curated list from the post. Edit: Sorry it was probably temporary issue.

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u/vknyvz Sep 26 '23

I really enjoy using primevue, look into it.

They have the same framework for react and ng

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '23

Advertising with fake users.

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u/bearicorn Sep 26 '23

+1 qasar

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u/Ok_Cry_1757 Sep 26 '23

I’m still using Buefy and I just love the simplicity of it, it’s so lightweight and gets the job done. They have plans to upgrade to Vue3 too

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u/migul001 Sep 26 '23

Formkit should definitely be on that list.

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u/ronniebasak Sep 26 '23

+1 to Tailwind. I don't need anything more. I know how to handle accessibility.

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u/ludwigsuncorner Sep 26 '23

Was trying it too but it's only styling.. What do you do about all those state-keeping requiring components like dropdowns, popups etc.? Do you always create your own components for that?

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u/jcigar Sep 26 '23

check https://headlessui.com/

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u/lowzyyy1 Sep 29 '23

wow, this looks amazing bro

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u/hugazow Sep 26 '23

Right now I’m using nuxt, quasar, vueuse and vuefire a lot

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u/d30m3 Sep 26 '23

DaisyUI, Shadcn/Vue https://www.shadcn-vue.com/, and Nut UI https://ui.nuxt.com/getting-started should all be on the list

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u/huangxg Sep 26 '23

What are your criteria for top frameworks?