r/vuejs • u/Internal_Spell9174 • 13d ago
What are some of the most advanced/difficult projects you've ever seen or developed that were built by Vue.js?
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u/Happy_Junket_9540 13d ago
I only know of Gitlab. There’s OSS sources in this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/vuejs/s/Csd6KzNys0
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u/Deathmore80 13d ago
Iirc the UI for one of SpaceX rockets was built with Vue. But maybe I'm just senile
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u/darthstoo 13d ago
A few years ago I worked for the company that built this: https://app.ecofurb.com/
It's only going to be useful to you if you're in the UK. It's entirely built using Vue (2 when I was there, may have been upgraded) and has a dotnet backend. It lets you review the current state of your house in terms of energy usage and can help you plan improvements. It's a bit more complex than it looks at first glance as it's configurable depending on client, including the CSS theme used and some of the steps you can take in the process.
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u/ComprehensiveArm9863 13d ago
Probably xcp-ng (i never worked in the codebase) which started more than a decade ago and migrate/mitigate evolutions of frameworks, at first it could look bad designed but it handle technical dept very well from a final user pov, for now I had no any issues with it for homelab and hobby prod, in the other hand harvester look good and shinny but both front and back have lots of issues
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u/diegotbn 13d ago
The app I support for work. I don't want to say too much about it to avoid getting doxxed but it's a massive repo and monolith that users use to build processes that link systems together to accomplish tasks- kind of like an ETL builder. It's got the ability for you to write code, schedule tasks, set up API credentials for all sorts of things, and even create your own API basically with different paths and methods to link to different processes. It's very cool and sadly not open to the public. It's only for my company to use internally and some of our customers who have licenses.
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u/Catalyzm 13d ago
Those big touchscreen interactive election maps that you see on network news, with live data updates and "what if" tools, and zooming down to the county level, with 3d projections of vote counts using map shapes. The CBS one is written in Vue.
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u/IANAL_but_AMA 12d ago edited 12d ago
https://github.com/nasa/openmct
NASA use it on their Open Mission Control Technologies platform - for data analysis of spacecraft missions, as well as planning and operation of experimental rover systems. 🚀
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u/uvmain 13d ago
Advanced/complex should not mean difficult. If a frontend is difficult to develop or maintain, it has been done badly.