@rstoenescu Appreciate the info. Project was delayed a bit but I intend on making a decision this month. Hopefully v0.14 is available by time that happens. I’ll let you know if we end up going with it.

I’m currently evaluating different options for the re-development of an extremely large project dating back 15 years. The project is an existing desktop browser based game which is getting completely re-coded from the ground up. I only just found Quasar but it has peaked my interest for a variety of reasons, so please bear with me if the answers to my questions are obvious.

This project uses Laravel as it’s back-end RESTful API. I found Quasar due to my interest in using Vuejs for the front-end SPA. I like what I see in Quasar due to it’s approach with using a singular framework for the responsive website and hybrid mobile apps.

My big concern right now is that this project is primarily intended as a Desktop web/browser application. I want to bring in full support for mobile devices as this segment accounts for about 30% of my users and is only growing. I’m sure it would grow even faster if we supported it. I need the ability to be able to keep the focus on desktop while bringing in this additional functionality. I like what Quasar offers for it’s mobile theming, however I’m not sure about the desktop side.

My thought on the approach is to serve the application with multiple layouts, based on Quasar’s built in platform detection. There would essentially be a desktop layout and a mobile layout, each with it’s own assets. The desktop layout would need to be re-coded with Quasar’s CSS grid system for responsive functionality and to fully support it’s components.

Is this a sound approach?