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Well, this isn't so much Vue related but I use Bulma. I have heard Vuetify is gr8 though.
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@Codex404 Not sure what you mean. I take SASS source and if I need to change anything, I just do.
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@DanijelH not just styling but adding a small element somewhere. Its quicker to do it from scratch
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@Codex404 well that really depends on the case in general. At work, we have our own npm package on our internal artifactory that all application use, so styles are consistant through all applications.
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@DanijelH I can imagine that when one has multiple applications withthe same core it will work great but modifying every component to fit the styleguide is quite a bit of work when its more than just styling but also functionality.
Im not saying its a bad choice Im saying that its sometimes easier to make those components from scratch.
Im a consult but we have also internal projects, I once made a fully documented component for a project whivh fit the styleguide exactly but when I was on a project and came back it was replaced with vuetify and I got tons of questions on how to make it according to styleguide... By that time it was to late to refactor again and I had to do quite some dirty hacks to make it work according to design but not let it break something else. -
dezzles3456yI tend to use Bulma, but specifically with the Buefy package which gives you a bunch of Vue components so you don't need to write all of the JavaScript bits yourself
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