Hi.

I came to Quasar with the perspective of someone incrementing an existing multi-page web site with a few Vue Components throughout the site. This might be a use case more common than we think, and a chance to attract new developers to Quasar. Like the developer initially finds in Quasar a solution to add some dynamic sections to his traditional web site, get’s to know the framework, and in further projects uses it full fledged for a SPA.

In the context of adding single Quasar Components to a web page, it would be really helpful to have a build script to build just a selection of the components (generate the JS, CSS complete with selected theme). It would be important as this type of developer is no expert in SPA and JS build systems, so making it easy to build just a selection of the components, instead of a whole App would help adoption.

Do you share my opinion that this would be valuable for Quasar?

Found it. Thank you @rstoenescu .

@rstoenescu Hi.

I can’t spot this “view on desktop” button on the docs page. Could you describe where to find it, please?
I attached a screenshot, how the docs page appears to me.


https://www.dropbox.com/s/py8dpgncs0839a7/quasar-docs-page.png?dl=0

Hi.

I came to Quasar with the perspective of someone incrementing an existing multi-page web site with a few Vue Components throughout the site. This might be a use case more common than we think, and a chance to attract new developers to Quasar. Like the developer initially finds in Quasar a solution to add some dynamic sections to his traditional web site, get’s to know the framework, and in further projects uses it full fledged for a SPA.

In the context of adding single Quasar Components to a web page, it would be really helpful to have a build script to build just a selection of the components (generate the JS, CSS complete with selected theme). It would be important as this type of developer is no expert in SPA and JS build systems, so making it easy to build just a selection of the components, instead of a whole App would help adoption.

Do you share my opinion that this would be valuable for Quasar?

@rstoenescu Hi,

I just wanted to follow up, with a question, on the responsive part.

The Components Guide shows all compontents in the context of a mobile screen. What would be the best way to see their style in a desktop context? I consider the responsive aspect really a significant differentiation to other frameworks in the eco-system. It might be beneficial to expose this in the Component Guide to show clearly it’s responsive capabilities.

Thank’s for Quasar. Great and impressive work.