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Humm, the comments were hidden, so I didn’t see it at first.
But it still gave a powerful statement about Quasar as being the perfect fit for a total solution.

That’s something that I always tell people, Quasar is like a Swiss Army knife. 🙂

Had a great conference! Thanks to you guys!

Results released guys, for whoever’s interested: https://dev.to/quasar/quasar-hack-a-may-results-and-winners-34gk

@dobbel I used the latest EAP for IntelliJ Ultimate (why limit myself to PHPStorm when I can have everything for free :P)

I added chrome debug extension (all I needed to do was right click the icon and click Inspect in IDEA with IDEA running, and my breakpoints worked) and also xdebug helper (all I needed to do was left click on the icon and click Debug, then click Run->Start Listening for PHP Debug connections - it auto-detected the corresponding file in my project which was symlinked into my localhost Apache www root when it hit the breakpoint). I’m not sure about node.js server side debugging though (my APIs are developed in PHP as I use shared hosting). I’ll probably try debugging electron next. Cordova debugging in IDEA doesn’t seem possible yet, though (hope someone will come up with a guide for that).

A very solid tool for API’s I use it whenever It fits the box (most of the time that is). So indeed happy 25th Birthday!

I agree the home page is really weird with the fullscreen stars/space screen. I didn’t even know I could scroll downward until recently. The content under the space stuff should be visible immediately when opening the landing page, because that’s where Quasar highlights are mentioned.

From today’s Scott’s email, I got two links of two awesome Vue + Quasar apps. They run fast and nicely on Mobile oo.

https://quasar-admin-crm-template.netlify.app/

https://quasar-company-profile-template.netlify.app/#/

Yup. I read that too.

It’s also important to note that performance is only one part of the pie. I think developer experience (also known as DX) is important too.

Although Svelte follows the similar path of SFC’s like Vue, and I truly believe this format for setting up your code is easier to reason about overall (so good for DX) than mixing JS with HTML, there are situations where going down to render function level is also necessary and that is where Svelte, I believe, misses out. Its @html directive is nothing like what is needed from what I can tell. I can only imagine such “html in JS” code will look mofugly and even harder to reason about than some of the bad React JSX code out there.

Anyone whose used Svelte at any kind of advanced level, please do chime in and correct me, if I am wrong.

Scott

I am using Meteor.js + Mongodb that (mainly) uses a sub/pub system ( realtime db out of the box) instead of rest and graphql ( you can but I don’t) . There’s nothing faster in terms of backend development for medium to small apps. And meteor integrates great with quasar/vue’s reactivity to build real time app’s out of the box.

IMHO, it’s time to cut the dead branch and go forward at full speed. All benefits for both developers and users.
There are plenty of alternatives to IE11 and I there are way more valid reasons to move away from than to stay with it
We already switched all our customers from IE11 to modern browsers.

No worries. I like helping where I can and with people who are like minded. 😊

Scott

It actually hasn’t been properly released yet. Coming soon!™

Scott

I like to use vue-builder-webpack-plugin and separate my css, template and script code into different files. Not possible with React where everything is mixed in JSX.

Hi, I am interested, is it possible for me to take up this job if I’m in Singapore?