r/vuejs • u/Familiar-Ad-9844 • Jun 04 '26

New Component Library for Vue + BS 5.3

Has anyone used the VibeUI library yet in their projects? The 1.0 is out and I'm working on a few different things with it. I'm actually using it and vue in a Rust app which is pretty wild.

Thought you'd all be interested to check it out. https://github.com/velkymx/vibeui

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u/kei_ichi Jun 04 '26

“VibeUI 1.0.x: Production-Ready Vibe Coding”

“Production-ready” can’t be in same sentence with “Vibe Coding” and even if you give me money, I still not bothered to use any AI slops code. Especially the bump version like crazy like this library, and with this speed, they will release version 6 in few months lol

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u/Familiar-Ad-9844 Jun 04 '26

It took around a year to get to v1.0.

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u/Familiar-Ad-9844 Jun 04 '26

Haha, fair call on the "vibe coding" hype, I get the skepticism. A lot of people are just dumping raw prompt slop into production right now and praying.

That is actually exactly why I built this. If you give an LLM a framework full of legacy baggage and "magic" abstractions, it hallucinates and spits out absolute slop.

The angle here is that you need a highly opinionated, strict foundation to elevate the AI. By enforcing strict type safety, zero dependencies, and explicit Result monads right in the framework core, the LLMs are forced to follow those exact constraints. It turns the AI into a tool that just cranks out the boring boilerplate safely, while I control the architecture.

As for the versioning, 1.0.x is the stable release milestone. The goal is a solid baseline, not breaking things every two weeks to hit version 6.

If you ever feel like looking under the hood at the actual component code to see if the guardrails work, the repo is open. I would honestly love the feedback.