What tools do you use to build Vue apps?

[egoist]

Update: The poll is broken due to abuse so I removed it (Nuxt.js won it anyways), here's a list of commonly used tools for building Vue apps:

• Vue CLI: SPA
• Nuxt: SPA / SSR / Static site
• VuePress: Static site
• Saber: Static site
• Poi: SPA / Simple static site
• Gridsome: Static site
• Quasar: SPA / SSR

You're welcome to share your experiences down below, the maintainers are watching! 😄

[kamalhm]

Nuxt for full fledged web apps and vuepress for something simpler, so which should I vote?

[egoist]

@kamalhm this is a multiple-choice poll 😄

[egoist]

Oops, I actually forgot to add VuePress.. If you're using VuePress, just 👍🏻 this comment.

[sustained]

In order of usage:

• Vue CLI
• Nuxt and/or NuxtPress
• Quasar CLI (this one is missing, perhaps add a comment for it?)

(Yes I voted above too)!

[jasmin92]

It depends, if i need SPA i'll go with Vue CLI. Otherwise, for Universal/Static i would choose Nuxt.

[MrJacz]

Vue CLI for everything except SSR Apps (Nuxt)

[douglance]

Quasar

[manniL]

Not surprising but mostly https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/ :yum: (SSR, SPA, statically generated sites).

[joelvarty]

Vue CLI for SPA apps, Nuxt for SSR and Static Site Gen. Looking at alternatives to Nuxt, though. An amazing framework, but I find it has too much config and middleware overhead.

[aprixon01112017]

Quasar

[kamalhm]

Vue CLI for SPA apps, Nuxt for SSR and Static Site Gen. Looking at alternatives to Nuxt, though. An amazing framework, but I find it has too much config and middleware overhead.

have you tried gridsome?

[pi0]

Just wanted to ensure abuse is not possible :P But I could call this URL from multiple origins using this tool and add ~150 votes. So CAUTION: nuxt is +150 now.

Suggested solution: Maybe we can do an origin/referer check to at least reduce abuse surface?

/cc @tj @egoist @manniL

[joelvarty]

Vue CLI for SPA apps, Nuxt for SSR and Static Site Gen. Looking at alternatives to Nuxt, though. An amazing framework, but I find it has too much config and middleware overhead.

have you tried gridsome?

Not yet, but I've heard some good things. How is it different from Nuxt?

[kamalhm]

Vue CLI for SPA apps, Nuxt for SSR and Static Site Gen. Looking at alternatives to Nuxt, though. An amazing framework, but I find it has too much config and middleware overhead.

have you tried gridsome?

Not yet, but I've heard some good things. How is it different from Nuxt?

haven't tried it yet myself, but im looking forward to making some side projects with it

[manniL]

@joelvarty I'd really like to chat with you about the mentioned overhead and find out which pain points you've experienced (so that we can resolve them / make the experience better)!

[pi0]

@joelvarty Right point generally. However, consider that most of these features are usually a most have for real-world projects and we were always too picky and careful for choosing features/middleware to be added. We (@pimlie) are also working on a new concept of supporting configurable features. So you don't want one of them? You can easily opt-out!

Related PR: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/pull/6287

[joelvarty]

@pi0 @manniL Here is my sample Nuxt App using Agility CMS for page routing and content management. It works awesome, but I have a feeling it could be way cleaner...

https://github.com/joelvarty/agility-nuxt-app

[pi0]

@joelvarty Would be nice having a chat which areas you think could be simpler to implement with nuxt :)

[tanuj101]

I use nuxt for SSR which I use for my personal website hosted on github pages

[tj]

GH Polls is just a tiny side project, I'm happy to improve it if I get enough GH sponsors but I'm fine with it as-is for now. I do actually check IP, but there may be a bug if it's allowing multiple like that.

[sustained]

Did you really need to add 150 votes to verify that it's abusable though? 2 votes would have verified it!

Also it seems like other people are abusing it now, naturally.

So not really sure what the point of keeping this open is? :frowning:

[remixie]

We should close the poll and keep this github issue open for comments. I personally love Vue CLI for its gui so that installing and removing packages, running scripts and so on is only a few button presses. It feels nice to be spoiled in this manner.

[MrJacz]

Wasn't very smart telling people how to abuse it lol. this is the internet and trolls exist

[robertpiosik]

@MrJacz yes but what about not creating that easily abusable tools?;)

Referring to the topic. Nuxt, always. For applications of any size.

[remixie]

@MrJacz yes but what about not creating that easily abusable tools?;)

@robertpiosik Make a better poll system that's less abuseable. Become the competition. Do it. You won't.

[ManUtopiK]

Nuxt.js and buefy or tailwind, all with hasura.io

[nelsonlarocca]

Nuxt Universal Mode + Vuetify

That's the best combo to me in terms of Architecture + Easy to Understand + Clean Way to Code + Docs + Support

[TheJaredWilcurt]

• Daily stuff - JSFiddle
• Medium-to-Large projects - Vue-CLI
  • Vue-Router, Vuex, Sass (not SCSS), JS (Not TS), Babel, ESLint, Jest
• Static Sites/GitHub Pages - HTTP-Vue-Loader (CDN), Vue (CDN), sometimes Marked.js (CDN)

[bovas85]

Nuxt all the way, built 5 sites with it, wrote a blog post about it, did a talk in a London meetup today about it. Quite the fan

[manniL]

Nuxt: SPA / SSR

@eogist Could we add Static Sites to Nuxt too in the initial post? :relaxed: Thanks!

[acravenho]

Nuxt by far. I've built several sites with it and plan on using it more in the future.

[sab-exp]

Made this site with Nuxt Universal Mode + Vuetify https://yasuma.shop

[egoist]

I made another two polls on Twitter:

• One for static site generators
• The other one for SPA builders

[connecteev]

Nuxt: SSR with Tailwind and Laravel as a backend for the APIs

[LuXDAmore]

Nuxt: SSR w/ Tailwind, PurgeCSS, Apollo, GTM, PWA, Sentry, Algolia and Vue Styleguidist.

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