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      njsteele last edited by

      Hello.

      I’ve been using Quasar since 0.13x. I’ve architected quite a few platforms using Quasar as the underlying UI framework. Quasar is technically superior in many ways to any other UI framework I’ve used, but I don’t see a lot of people showing some major stuff working in the community vs other platforms (i.e Vuetify has a lot more production apps on display than Quasar).

      I think this incorrectly leads people to think Vuetify may be better, and that is incorrect.

      Here are some projects that use Quasar under the hood that I’ve architected:

      https://experience.aerialhealth.io/ (formerly GSI Health, this is a complete medical platform. This uses Quasar Framework on the front end, and Spring/Java on the backend, with a Node.js API gateway. This was architected from an outdated Java monolith over a period of about 6 months)

      https://life.io/ (this uses Quasar Framework on the front end, and Node.js on the backend. This was architected from scratch over the period of about a year, this includes a full education and customer engagement platform. This is used by some of the biggest names in the insurance industry).

      https://sourcedigital.net (this is a content delivery framework used by NBC, Universal Studios, MotorTrend, the Golf Channel, VUDU and many other big names. This was architected from scratch over the period of about 6 months. This includes all build targets including a desktop app, a Browser extension, and iOS and Android apps. This uses Quasar Framework on the front end, Strapi on the backend, and Kubernetes to scale).

      https://demo.valuecare365.com (this is another medical platform. Full HIPPA compliance and ISO certified. This is being adopted by hospitals across the US. This uses Quasar Framework on the front-end, and FeathersJS on the backend. It uses Kubernetes to scale).

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        qyloxe @njsteele last edited by

        @njsteele said in Some larger projects using Quasar Framework:

        Hello.

        …but I don’t see a lot of people showing some major stuff working in the community vs other platforms (i.e Vuetify has a lot more production apps on display than Quasar).

        well, Quasar is such a superior beast, and gives so much competitive advantage, that based on game theory it is not economically viable to promote it to give hints to your potential competition. Basically, it is so good, that you just want to enjoy it on your own. It is in your interest, to let the competition use inferior tools such as vuetify and many others. The Nash equilibrium for Quasar is very strange and imho it will resonate to balance in a few years. The upcoming quasar+vue3 could move that sooner, but this will only put emotional hopes for developers, which is usually bad, because hopes are very hard to manage. I’m not exactly sure, that many people thinks in those terms, but it’s not a problem for me if they don’t (because I’m using Quasar and I have this advantage) 🙂

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          Ilia @njsteele last edited by

          @njsteele That’s just a rule of ‘simultaneous growth’ I think 🙂

          For example, the projects which are huge already cannot harness all the new cool technologies/libraries/frameworks in the world right away because that’s expensive for their scale (just imagine that they have to redo all related internal and external functionalities, documentation, marketing and anything else what is related) and risky (there is a high probability of fault or incompatible technology, as every bit of related software they use needs to have 100% compatibility, or public will just smash them with the bad news/reviews/articles/etc. which leads to unhappy investors).
          So, that is why big projects do not usually jump on such great tools like Quasar.

          On the other hand, ambitious projects which have started using Quasar as a platform are yet quite small and just have not gained the popularity over the world. Taking into the account the age of Quasar, there was just not enough time for these project to ‘shine’ globally.
          Seriously, how many projects do you know becoming worldwide famous just within two years? 🙂

          But you can always check this page out: https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar-awesome which has quite a few projects written with using Quasar (partially or fully).

          That page has our project we do https://www.coloban.com, but I’ve not seen life.io there. Maybe that’s a good idea for you to update that list with your awesome apps?

          Happy to chat about that, as always!
          Cheers!

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