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Another nice video. Looking forward to seeing the series progress. I’ve added a couple of notes in a comment on the video

https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar-ui-qmarkdown/releases/tag/v1.0.7

• fix(ui): dark mode color improvements
• fix(ui): improvements to markdown cache

It’s here now. https://quasar.dev/vue-components/infinite-scroll#Introduction

Scott

Not really, if all you are doing is building a website and especially if the website isn’t very interactive, you probably don’t even need Vue either. Vue’s power is for creating SPAs. Quasar extends that power to build multiple types of apps. But, to do that, you need to be building your app completely in Quasar. You can still use your design, but you should integrate it into the scaffold of a Quasar project. Then you are much farther to building something that is cross-device-ready.

Scott

Enjoy!

https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar/releases/tag/quasar-v1.5.5

New

• feat(Notify): New String prop -> caption (additional optional message)
• perf(QTab,Loading): Avoid using uid() util for unique ids
• feat(QSelect): Cache prev values when using map-options – allows filtering while maintaining correct labels for current selection (#5761)

Fixes

• fix(QField,QInput,QSelect): for/id labels for SSR
• fix(autofocus): Use a custom data-autofocus because @focusin is not emitted when an element with autofocus gets native focus (#5793)
• fix(QSelect): Dialog label for attribute
• fix(QBtn): Remove no-pointer-events for QBtn and fix IE using active class #5771 (#5800)
• fix(QInfiniteScroll): Hide loading indicator when not working #5804 (#5805)
• fix(ie.sass): Small correction on syntax (#5801)

Keep up the good work Jeff

QCalendar epitomises an AE for me.

Just to add to this, Quasar components all use BEM style CSS syntax so it’s really easy to update the styles (it might take a component or two to get your head around it).

I’ve just written my own component set for a project I’m working on and it’s been a breeze.

Hi and Welcome to Quasar.

Yes, you can use your own CSS and (Vue) components. You’ll just have to rework some of Quasar’s to match, if that is your intention.

Scott

For this reason, you can’t use an import in templated code and have to assign it to your object, either data or function

When in templated code, the “this” is implied, so if you add it, then it’s like this.this.localTextColor1