Hey Erik, on behalf of the PrimeVue team, I'd like to say, thank you! Really appreciated. Vue really deserves some top notch UI libraries and we're glad to be a part of the ecosystem.
I was working 3 years with Quasar and now i use since 10 months PrimeVue and i liked Quasar more. Partially becaus of the docs which in quasar have better and more code examples. I think components like datatables and select have way more possibilities in Quasar.
Honestly Quasar feels like a bloated mess. I just want a UI library that is like Tailwind but for components. Quasar feels more like a bootstrap than a tailwind.
PrimeVue always looks attractive, but there are so many bugs that burn up dev time, I had to let it go. For example, the Number Input does not have a real-time event, so no matter what restrictions you ask of it, people can type any number they want and it's not evaluated until it loses focus. This is particularly damaging if you intend to disable a button until a number field is populated, because (again) the inputs don't evaluate until they lose focus. Big time loser control, and it's just things like that that make it "not really production grade" out of the box.
@@cagataycivici devs were more confused that the input was being evaluated On input rather than figuring out how to handroll a formatted number input, and stuff your slick floating labels back into it? At some point you got to ask the devs to raise the bar.
I really wanted to use it but unfortunately there's no support for simple stupid vue router links. They removed it. So now you have to start messing around with slots to inject them everywhere and everything becomes a massive ugly crap and defeats the whole purpose of using a pre-made component library. Otherwise you can just use tailwind to just do it.
What library are you using?
DaisyUI
Naive UI !!
ShadCDN
I see what you did there@@TerriTerriHotSauce
PrimeVue
Hey Erik, on behalf of the PrimeVue team, I'd like to say, thank you! Really appreciated. Vue really deserves some top notch UI libraries and we're glad to be a part of the ecosystem.
Prime has often been my favorite one accross different framework.
Great video! Prime Vue is incredible! If you make more primevue and tailwind, I'll be sure to look out for them!
Dude you’re looking younger with each video! Whatever you’re doing is working. 💪
seems like he's slimming down n getting his styling down
Haha! Ill take it!
Great review, Erik. I would love to see you exploring this further.
Nuxt UI is great, too, definitely check that out.
Would love a video on vueuse/motion. :)
nuxt ui looks ridiculously nice, it's a shame Vue doesn't have something similar
It is, really. And the DX is awesome just as it is in Nuxt. It is intuitively customizable, so is always a first choice for me.@@epotnwarlock
i agree, i am using last 5 months and it's wonderful
I need to try that out!
yup
Nuxt UI best I've seen so far.
I need to try that out!
I was working 3 years with Quasar and now i use since 10 months PrimeVue and i liked Quasar more. Partially becaus of the docs which in quasar have better and more code examples. I think components like datatables and select have way more possibilities in Quasar.
Quasar is great
true
Honestly Quasar feels like a bloated mess.
I just want a UI library that is like Tailwind but for components.
Quasar feels more like a bootstrap than a tailwind.
Glad you're happy about the rxjs stuff in vue-use
And I don't say that because I've contributed to some of it :3
this is the best Vue UI ever.
Just one thing. I love light mode.
Thank you, Man. It helps me.
Thanks a million.
I love primeJS, I use it for Java.
Nuxt UI is very good !!!
Great video. Can you make a video about quasar Vs prime Vue for nuxt js
if you use nuxt i recommended choosing nuxt ui.
I'll add it to the list!
Please make a getting started video with Tailwind css primevue
Ok!
Thank you for the video, but can you please use dark mode!
Sure
very nice!
why this primevue doesn't have more code samples, i mean the data that is passed to the template
Please make a video use PrimeVue with Tailwind
I think Quasar is still best for vue
w8 .. isn"t Tailwind prohibit JUST this one usecase? To use Tailwind to make component library that would compete with their own component library?
PrimeVue always looks attractive, but there are so many bugs that burn up dev time, I had to let it go. For example, the Number Input does not have a real-time event, so no matter what restrictions you ask of it, people can type any number they want and it's not evaluated until it loses focus. This is particularly damaging if you intend to disable a button until a number field is populated, because (again) the inputs don't evaluate until they lose focus. Big time loser control, and it's just things like that that make it "not really production grade" out of the box.
It was real before but due to user feedback we turned it off as it was confusing from DX point of view.
@@cagataycivici devs were more confused that the input was being evaluated On input rather than figuring out how to handroll a formatted number input, and stuff your slick floating labels back into it? At some point you got to ask the devs to raise the bar.
I really wanted to use it but unfortunately there's no support for simple stupid vue router links. They removed it. So now you have to start messing around with slots to inject them everywhere and everything becomes a massive ugly crap and defeats the whole purpose of using a pre-made component library.
Otherwise you can just use tailwind to just do it.
it's nice but my main problem is that my local market doesn't use those libraries
What do they use?
Quasar >>>>>>>>>
new vue update + primevue tailwind + vueuse
ShadCN-vue FTW!
What about ShadCDN
I need to try it out!
hell nah
So literally another shadcn??
RadixVue и Oku еще очень сырые (
Когда-нибудь через сотню лет у vue наконец-то появятся хорошие библиотеки.
Ps: очень ждём порт Dnd для vue
tailwind убьет всех нас (((
'...because no one likes light-mode'
Do it
primevue is kinda buggy, vuetify is more consistant and reliable
naiveui,shadcn-vue
this ones are great too