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One thing I really like about Angular is Angular Material[0]. For me, it solved the same problem Bootstrap first solved - get a decent looking & usable app rea

One thing I really like about Angular is Angular Material[0]. For me, it solved the same problem Bootstrap first solved - get a decent looking & usable app ready even if you suck at design. With the library of components[1], it's super easy to prototype and build stuff with Angular. Is there an equivalent of this in the Vue land? [0] - https://material.angular.io/ https://material.angular.io/ [1] - https://material.angular.io/components/categories https://material.angular.io/components/categories

ceejayoz 8y ago
There are a number of Material libraries for Vue (https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuematerial.io/, https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/, etc.). Not sure they'll ever quite match Angular's, given the relationship to Google.
irrational 8y ago
https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ (I prefer vuetify)
- gnclmorais 8y ago
  This one is pretty cool as well: http://element.eleme.io http://element.eleme.io
  - gremlinsinc 8y ago
    seconded. This is a breeze to work with.
- joshschreuder 8y ago
  I had a look not too long ago and Vuetify didn't do component imports so you could use just the bits you wanted (you had to import the whole lot, and it's a big lib) Vue-material lets you do this so I went with that but I also get the feeling it's a smaller / less updated package so YMMV
  - irrational 8y ago
    Do you mean like this? https://vuetifyjs.com/en/guides/a-la-carte https://vuetifyjs.com/en/guides/a-la-carte
    - joshschreuder 8y ago
      Exactly like that :) I did find reference to a-la-carte when I looked but the page was 404ing so I assumed it was unsupported or in beta. Thanks!
noir_lord 8y ago
Vuetify possibly thought unlike material.angular.io it's not supported directly by the framework creators. Not sure if that's a negative or not.
- Tade0 8y ago
  I spent a year working with Angular Material, currently I'm in a project that uses Vue + Vuetify and to me Vuetify has much more to offer than Angular Material.
  - noir_lord 8y ago
    Interesting, I mostly just use Bootstrap 4 (internal enterprise application so the massive adoption and long release cycles help there).
    - abalashov 8y ago
      I tried doing Bootstrap 4 with Webpack and finally switched to UIkit about 30 milliseconds before committing seppuku.
      - smnplk 8y ago
        i love bulma css
  - lowry 8y ago
    Anything Material is utter crap, Vuetify is not the exception. Minimal CSS frameworks like Picnic CSS are the only way to go. You do not need components and CSS classes to have a decent design. Quite to the contrary.
    - Tade0 8y ago
      > Minimal CSS frameworks like Picnic CSS are the only way to go. They are not if you need the components do something aside from looking a specific way. For the project I'm in I need a: -Range slider -Date picker -Autocomplete select -Data table with pagination Obviously none of the "minimal CSS frameworks" have any of those because it's impossible.
jpmoyn 8y ago
All of the major front end frameworks have the same thing
gremlinsinc 8y ago
I like Element a LOT. See: http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/installation http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/installation

ceejayoz 8y ago

There are a number of Material libraries for Vue (https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuematerial.io/, https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/, etc.). Not sure they'll ever quite match Angular's, given the relationship to Google.

irrational 8y ago

https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuematerial.io/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ https://vuetifyjs.com/en/ (I prefer vuetify)

gnclmorais 8y ago
This one is pretty cool as well: http://element.eleme.io http://element.eleme.io
- gremlinsinc 8y ago
  seconded. This is a breeze to work with.
joshschreuder 8y ago
I had a look not too long ago and Vuetify didn't do component imports so you could use just the bits you wanted (you had to import the whole lot, and it's a big lib) Vue-material lets you do this so I went with that but I also get the feeling it's a smaller / less updated package so YMMV
- irrational 8y ago
  Do you mean like this? https://vuetifyjs.com/en/guides/a-la-carte https://vuetifyjs.com/en/guides/a-la-carte
  - joshschreuder 8y ago
    Exactly like that :) I did find reference to a-la-carte when I looked but the page was 404ing so I assumed it was unsupported or in beta. Thanks!

noir_lord 8y ago

Vuetify possibly thought unlike material.angular.io it's not supported directly by the framework creators. Not sure if that's a negative or not.

Tade0 8y ago
I spent a year working with Angular Material, currently I'm in a project that uses Vue + Vuetify and to me Vuetify has much more to offer than Angular Material.
- noir_lord 8y ago
  Interesting, I mostly just use Bootstrap 4 (internal enterprise application so the massive adoption and long release cycles help there).
  - abalashov 8y ago
    I tried doing Bootstrap 4 with Webpack and finally switched to UIkit about 30 milliseconds before committing seppuku.
    - smnplk 8y ago
      i love bulma css
- lowry 8y ago
  Anything Material is utter crap, Vuetify is not the exception. Minimal CSS frameworks like Picnic CSS are the only way to go. You do not need components and CSS classes to have a decent design. Quite to the contrary.
  - Tade0 8y ago
    > Minimal CSS frameworks like Picnic CSS are the only way to go. They are not if you need the components do something aside from looking a specific way. For the project I'm in I need a: -Range slider -Date picker -Autocomplete select -Data table with pagination Obviously none of the "minimal CSS frameworks" have any of those because it's impossible.

jpmoyn 8y ago

All of the major front end frameworks have the same thing

gremlinsinc 8y ago

I like Element a LOT. See: http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/installation http://element.eleme.io/#/en-US/component/installation