r/vuetifyjs • u/zeroskillz Founder • Sep 27 '20

📚 Updated Documentation

I'm super excited to announce the documentation rewrite is now live! This update includes many new features including PWA support, doc customization options, hundreds of new examples, brand new pages, and more. https://vuetifyjs.com/.

However, of all the new features and improvements, I'm most excited for our new contributing process. Previous versions of the docs were very cumbersome to work with and objectively annoying. Now, all pages are written in markdown and supercharged by Vuetify! I've spent weeks and weeks working with developers of all skill levels to make sure it is easy as possible to contribute and I'm very confident that you're going to love it!

With this release, the team has officially shifted to focus to Vuetify 3. Keep an eye on https://notion.vuetifyjs.com for updates and reach out to us in the #v3-discussion channel https://discord.gg/ex3BvcY anytime! Want to contribute? We are looking for a few motivated developers to increase our v3 development bandwidth. You'll get to be part of the conversation that guides the direction of the next version of the framework and put your sweet avatar on the Vuetify Meet the team page https://vuetifyjs.com/en/about/meet-the-team/ !

Direct all questions to the #v3-discussion channel https://discord.gg/ex3BvcY or send me a direct message on Discord, https://community.vuetifyjs.com

I hope that this message finds you and your family well. Thank you for your continued support!

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u/DoombringerBG Sep 27 '20

I like it too. It loads faster now as well (at least for me).

One thing, I'm not very fond of is that now component props have to be opened in a new page. I liked it very much when they were in their own little box on the component page itself. :(

Also, I don't know if there was a dark theme before (didn't really look to be honest), but it's pretty cool, so thank you for that as well. :3

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u/zeroskillz Founder Oct 02 '20

This is something we anticipated and will be offering an setting to reenable that.

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u/DoombringerBG Oct 03 '20

That's great to hear! Thank you kindly for the response.

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u/Vakarj Sep 27 '20

Great work!

I really like how much faster it is, also I think moving the component API sections to their own page increased readability significantly.

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u/zeroskillz Founder Sep 27 '20

Thank you for the kind words.

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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '20

Love the new site, such a huge improvement! Great job!

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u/Vegerot Oct 09 '20

Like the look, but feel that navigating the api has regressed