Quasar is getting more and more traction, which is awesome. The main reason is that one has a lot of things pre-build to quickly release web, ios, and android apps. Fonts is not part of the pre-build features. One has to spend hours with testing, failing and testing again. So one ends removing a lot of custom rules and just switch to h4 instead of h1s, h5 instead of h2, which is a patch, not a real solution.

One is used to just drop bootstrap in a project and forget about fonts, typography, spaces, margins and paddings.

I understand “one can always replace the variabes/overwrite font-sizes”, but for an MVP or a prototype, one is more focused in the functionality and business logic, and want to push the optimizations/personalizations at end. On the other hand, the stake holders don’t pay any attention to the MVP or prototype, because the blog post title H1 uses more than half the screen.

This is not a small issue, nor is it “SOLVED”

ERROR Failed to compile with 1 errors 11:03:36 AM

This dependency was not found:

• .quasar/client-entry.js in multi (webpack)-dev-server/client?http://0.0.0.0:8082 (webpack)/hot/dev-server.js ./.quasar/client-entry.js

To install it, you can run: npm install --save .quasar/client-entry.js

@patryckx What do you mean by “embed”?

Quasar is getting more and more traction, which is awesome. The main reason is that one has a lot of things pre-build to quickly release web, ios, and android apps. Fonts is not part of the pre-build features. One has to spend hours with testing, failing and testing again. So one ends removing a lot of custom rules and just switch to h4 instead of h1s, h5 instead of h2, which is a patch, not a real solution.

One is used to just drop bootstrap in a project and forget about fonts, typography, spaces, margins and paddings.

I understand “one can always replace the variabes/overwrite font-sizes”, but for an MVP or a prototype, one is more focused in the functionality and business logic, and want to push the optimizations/personalizations at end. On the other hand, the stake holders don’t pay any attention to the MVP or prototype, because the blog post title H1 uses more than half the screen.

This is not a small issue, nor is it “SOLVED”