I have a big full stack project due in a week [JavaScript]

[ziggyboi]

We are using a MEVN stack however none of us are really good with front end work and we thought we would use an easy pre made solution like bootstrap that turned out to be a pain to implement and we turned to something like a ui library, however none of them seem paticularly easy to work with (tried balm ui and naive-ui) so if anyone has a beginner friendly library that works with Vue 3 make yourself known

 

[SupaKomputa]

https://bootstrap-vue.org/

[ziggyboi]

43 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

https://bootstrap-vue.org/

This is not for Vue 3 I believe I think it is too late now to switch to Vue 2

[Franck]

Just a friendly advice. If you have a big stack project you need planning. You should never just wing it expecting there might be a working solution specially when there is chance that the biggest part of the project happen 1 week before deadline. But also i can't tell what big full stack mean for you. To me big full stack i have a couple running and some have been 6-7 years in the making.

[FlappyBoobs]

3 hours ago, ziggyboi said:

This is not for Vue 3 I believe I think it is too late now to switch to Vue 2

Bootstrap-vue v4 supports vue3. It's the version they are bundling and recommending in their docs at least.

[ziggyboi]

19 hours ago, Franck said:

Just a friendly advice. If you have a big stack project you need planning. You should never just wing it expecting there might be a working solution specially when there is chance that the biggest part of the project happen 1 week before deadline. But also i can't tell what big full stack mean for you. To me big full stack i have a couple running and some have been 6-7 years in the making.

It's a university project its not actually that btg but definitely the first one where they expect an adequate front end so this is very new to us 

[ziggyboi]

16 hours ago, FlappyBoobs said:

Bootstrap-vue v4 supports vue3. It's the version they are bundling and recommending in their docs at least.

could you link the docs please I cant seem to find them

 

[El Capitan Sponge]

https://www.primefaces.org/primevue/

I have used the Angular version of this framework, and have found it far more robust compared to bootstrap (for the work I am doing any way).