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Will there be a fo quasar version with Svelte?
Level0r0s
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No. There won't be.
Scott
smolinari
on 5 Jan 2020
Svelte doesn't offer anything significant in return. On the contrary, having to write only html templates instead of using render functions is VERY limiting. Even if we would want to port Quasar to Svelte, we'd have to drop a lot of features. You might say Svelte renders faster, but Vue 3 comes very close in render speed, even surpassing Svelte in many scenarios. Then my final argument would be the resources needed to do this. We are already maintaining the most feature-rich UI library with top-notch support for a LOT of environments (desktop browsers, mobile browsers -- android, iOS, cordova, capacitor, ...), a CLI with lots of build modes, starter kits, documentation app, App Extensions. There's not enough companies donating that would allow us to start yet another big big project like a port to Svelte. Our current focus is to add even more components and directives and port Quasar to Vue 3 rather than expanding to Svelte.
rstoenescu
on 6 Jan 2020
@rstoenescu Is amazing Quasar ready for Vue 3? If not then is there an ETA?
ansarizafar
on 25 Apr 2020
Q3 2020. But let's first see when final Vue v3.0.0 gets shipped first :)
rstoenescu
on 25 Apr 2020
Is there any chance of a preview version of Quasar with Vue v3 support in Q2 2020?
ansarizafar
on 26 Apr 2020
@ansarizafar - No. We are waiting on Vue 3, then there is a lot of work that needs to be done, depending on the direction we take. Q3 is the earliest.
Scott
smolinari
on 27 Apr 2020
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Svelte doesn't offer anything significant in return. On the contrary, having to write only html templates instead of using render functions is VERY limiting. Even if we would want to port Quasar to Svelte, we'd have to drop a lot of features. You might say Svelte renders faster, but Vue 3 comes very close in render speed, even surpassing Svelte in many scenarios. Then my final argument would be the resources needed to do this. We are already maintaining the most feature-rich UI library with top-notch support for a LOT of environments (desktop browsers, mobile browsers -- android, iOS, cordova, capacitor, ...), a CLI with lots of build modes, starter kits, documentation app, App Extensions. There's not enough companies donating that would allow us to start yet another big big project like a port to Svelte. Our current focus is to add even more components and directives and port Quasar to Vue 3 rather than expanding to Svelte.