Hi y’all.

i18n is very complicated, and the first thing you should know is the $q.i18n is ONLY there to translate the quasar interface. You must set the i18n language flag in your quasar.conf.js

module.exports = function (ctx) {
  return {
    framework: {
      i18n: 'en-uk',

Quasar pulls the language files from node_modules/quasar-framework/i18n.

In the docs there is an explanation about how to change the language (and even use lazy loading), but if you are really looking for translating your own strings, then you will need to use something like the vue-i18n package. This too is explained in the docs:

https://quasar-framework.org/components/internationalization.html

For a workaround until we release 1.0 - please check this out:
https://forum.quasar-framework.org/topic/2322/how-to-import-quasar-components-to-use-vue-code-completion-in-intellij-idea-webstorm/7

But you should REALLY take a deep look into what SSR is and does, specifically how to isolate components from the server / client in quasar.conf.js

yes, you should use cookie.

I totally understand.
You can check out this starter that we built. Use feathers and connect to your DB on the server side.

https://github.com/nothingismagick/quasar-starter-ssr-pwa-jest-cypress

Check out this post by Adam:

https://medium.com/quasar-framework/updating-to-quasar-0-17-x-with-firebase-authentication-91c129606859

@hawkeye64 Can you tell me more about your feelings regarding the “onboarding” process. This is an aspect of our communication with the devs that we really want to be succinct, but also informative. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Hi Ben - basically, if you use the quasar-cli, you will be using our node & webpack hot-reloading dev server for an interstellar development experience. You are correct in assuming you won’t be needing the vue-cli. My recommendation is to NOT use the quasar plugin. Try it out! If you need anymore help, feel free to visit us over at Discord.

Cheers to #173

@s-molinari - yeah, but not exactly the point. Paywalls are not cool.