Quasar v0.15 is out!
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Thank you so much for this excellent framework. I started a project with it a week ago using 0.14.9 and it took me a day to migrate to 0.15.1
0.14.9 was good
0.15.1 is even better !
It is so well organised and the new features are great.
I truly admire your work. Once I will have evangelised this framework at the place I work at, I will try to convince them to donate for sure.
Thanks again!!
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@Akaryatrh Thanks for the tip, I removed the local quasar-cli and reinstalled, now all is good. As you say, quite a change
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@akaryatrh I noticed that quasar is not in package.json anymore as well (just the cli). How does this work, since I used to simply delete my node_modules folder and run
npm i
once in a while, but this no longer possible I suppose?
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@MusicForMellons I don’t know why you have to delete your
node_modules
folder periodically, but whilequasar-cli
is referenced on thepackage.json
file, when you do anpm i
, It should be installed back.BTW, as stated in the documentation :
Quasar CLI is installed both globally and locally. When you issue a Quasar command, the global installation defers to the project locally installed Quasar CLI
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@Akaryatrh Yeah, that’s clear. But then you not have the quasar framework as that needs
quasar init
, right? So that’s my point/ problem.BTW, I do not seem to be the only one deleting node_modules to make a fresh start, e.g. see current quasar docs:
http://quasar-framework.org/guide/quasar-upgrade-guide.html#Starter-Kit
‘Sometimes after you npm install a package, or even update current packages, NPM might screw things up. You’ll get errors that some packages are missing and you need to install them. In such cases, delete node_modules and package-lock.json and npm install again.’
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@Akaryatrh You’re right. I tested deleting both node_modules and package-lock.json and then
npm i
and then I can runquasar dev
like before and it works. So apparently install of quasar, vue, vuex, etc is all ‘taken care of’ via quasar-cli in package.json (I do not think this used to be the case).
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excellent work. thank you
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excellent work. thank you
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This is groundbreaking work. I’m totally in awe. I’m impressed, I’m surprised and I’m… just happy! Thanks!
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This is so cool, I’m really impressed so far. Great work. Thank you<3
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I’m a bit confused with he back button post. Could you provide us with an example of how we should implement back button into our layout when stack or a demo on how to do this? Thanks!
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@aznric3boi91 Yeah, not sure what the modal code relates. Though I think he’s saying you can’t implement it?
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@dnix Without a back button, how do we handle back navigation?
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Does 0.15 pertain to quasar cli or quasar ?