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vuecidity

v1.0.7

Published

UI component library for Vue.js 2x based on Google Material and Bootstrap

Downloads

33

Readme

#Vuecidity

Website: http://vuecidity.wemakesites.net Repo: https://bitbucket.org/acidmartin/vuecidity

Author: Martin Ivanov

Vuecidity is a free, open source and licensed under MIT component library for the Vue.js framework, inspired by Google Material Design and Bootstrap. It provides developers with a huge set of 30+ UI components, 24-column responsive layout grid system, styles and colors, beautifully crafted form elements and a couple of useful Vue directives, which allows them to concentrate on the functionality of the web, iOS, Android and desktop apps t hey build. Powered by Vue, Vuecidity can be used to simultaneously develop amazing responsive websites, PWAs, desktop applications (through Electron) or mobile apps (through Cordova) using the same codebase written in ES6. SSR as well as many more components are on the roadmap and will be available in upcoming versions as Vuecidity is in constant development and improvement.

###Demos, documentation and quick start

http://vuecidity.wemakesites.net