I've looked at the same tool kits you mentioned here, plus about 15 more.
Built tiny examples with a number of them.
Right now I'm using Vuetify, as I was using Polymer + Material before and I though it would give me a good indication of how the environment works and looks.
Also, I decided to go with something that has a stronger community behind it, because I want it to be around for a while still.
But I must say, there are some good looking toolkits out there and I'm going to try some other ones for bigger projects soon.
I've used Buefy for a few months (until August 2018) and liked it (Bulma too), the biggest concern I had was that I couldn't include only the components I needed and leave out the rest.
They inadvertantly broke the color scheme at 0.6.7 - github.com/buefy/buefy/issues/980 - but you might not have noticed if you had it customized (we didn't). Aside from that, they've been pretty solid!
I had my own custom built component library built on Bulma at my work but it was getting too difficult to maintain by myself, so I switched to Buefy. So far the team has been very quick to respond to issues and I plan to contribute a ton of accessibility fixes in the near future.
Vuetify has a lot of cool components, but I really don't like it's design for anything other than native apps and I don't use Vue for native apps...
I REALLY like Element UI's look, but it's only designed for desktop, which is pretty useless.
I've looked at the same tool kits you mentioned here, plus about 15 more.
Built tiny examples with a number of them.
Right now I'm using Vuetify, as I was using Polymer + Material before and I though it would give me a good indication of how the environment works and looks.
Also, I decided to go with something that has a stronger community behind it, because I want it to be around for a while still.
But I must say, there are some good looking toolkits out there and I'm going to try some other ones for bigger projects soon.
My suggestion is Buefy. But Buefy's community isn't large like others. So, If you encounter a problem, you may not always find an answer.
I'll try Vuetify in an example project.
Yes, that's the thing. After the Polymer community just disappeared overnight, I'm kind of scared of the same thing happening again.
I'll try Buefy. When I tried Bulma, which it is based on, I felt that I wanted complete components, not just css classes, so maybe buefy is perfect.
I've used Buefy for a few months (until August 2018) and liked it (Bulma too), the biggest concern I had was that I couldn't include only the components I needed and leave out the rest.
I just checked and it seems they've implemented such feature: github.com/buefy/buefy/pull/826
So my recommendation is Buefy as well :D
I've also used Vuetify, bigger community than Buefy but you have to like material design
Will def check it out now.
I remember seeing Material design for the first time long ago, and I thought to myself, "This looks terrible", but I've gotten used to it I think.
Buefy is solid and gets updated pretty regularly, I've had it in a web app for 8 plus months never had an issue or had an update break anything
They inadvertantly broke the color scheme at 0.6.7 - github.com/buefy/buefy/issues/980 - but you might not have noticed if you had it customized (we didn't). Aside from that, they've been pretty solid!
Ouch, that is kind of brutal on a minor release. I have our setup completely customized your right so I wouldn't have noticed.
On a side note has anyone used
iviewui.com/
It looks really nice and has 20k stars (even though they are obviously not US based)
I had my own custom built component library built on Bulma at my work but it was getting too difficult to maintain by myself, so I switched to Buefy. So far the team has been very quick to respond to issues and I plan to contribute a ton of accessibility fixes in the near future.
Vuetify has a lot of cool components, but I really don't like it's design for anything other than native apps and I don't use Vue for native apps...
I REALLY like Element UI's look, but it's only designed for desktop, which is pretty useless.
So many component libraries :D
This was me in December 2017:
What Vue.js framework should I use?
rhymes
What about Quasar?
I really like Quasar. I used today. Maybe I write a review about it.
That would be nice, thanks!