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  1. Ich ärgere mich etwas darüber das ich einigen Teams empfohlen habe #PrimeVue zu nutzen. Well, da müssen jetzt wohl einige zum nächsten Framework migrieren…

    #vue #opensource

  2. Build a Dynamic Car Finder App with Quarkus and Panache
    A step-by-step guide to creating a real-world search and filter UI with Quarkus, PostgreSQL Dev Services, and PrimeVue.
    the-main-thread.com/p/dynamic-
    #Java #Quarkus #PostgreSQL #PrimeVue

  3. Build a Beautiful PrimeVue Table Backed by Quarkus and Panache
    Serve data from a Java backend and render it with a filterable, sortable Vue 3 table with no frontend build tools required.
    myfear.substack.com/p/quarkus-
    #Java #Quarkus #Hibernate #PrimeVue

  4. I tried #vuejs today and decided to use it for my project. #PrimeVue has some really handy components which match my usecase perfectly. A #javascript #uiframework is such a gamechanger.

  5. Did you know: it helps if you include <router-view /> if you want the Vue router to render your content?! That's all I was missing.

    Now I'm going to get into the styling of the rest of the pages.

    I might make use of the PrimeVue InPlace type and make text areas that you can click to edit, and send those back to the HTTP PATCH operation on the backend. That's the whole point of that REST operation.

    #webdev #primevue #frontend #vue

  6. I'm testing out PrimeVue for my Vue demo project and I finally discovered (figured out) that if you want to use the PrimeVue elements, you need to name them on import and use those names in the HTML tags.

    Vue also complains if you don't use unique names since you're not allowed to overwrite the existing HTML elements because of course you can't. This makes a ton of sense and I'm glad I figured it out now while I'm working to get all the pieces of my app in place.

    The code ends up looking like this a lot and I'm using pv* for my prefix:

    import pvbutton from 'primevue/button'
    app.component('pvbutton', pvbutton)

    then in HTML, you use:

    <pvbutton ....></pvbutton>

    #programming #learning #vue #primevue #webdev #fullstack

  7. For a company application I need to pick one of these #component frameworks: #naiveui #primevue #quasar #vuetify

    - It's a fresh project using #vue v3 and consumes #apollo #graphql
    - It will have #Datatables and #calendar functionalities
    - It needs to be styled so that it fits to the company branding (but we are using #roboto and we are very close to #materialdesign)

    Which component framework do you prefer and why?
    Are there any others that are useful?

    Please #boost for visibility 👁️