Is your web interface or one-page application built using Vue.js? Have you recently run a web performance assessment and are concerned about the results? Are you looking for ways to reduce loading times to provide the best possible user experience? Then read on to find out how to optimize and speed up your Vue.js application in six easy steps. 

Web diagnostic tools such as Google Lighthouse, Google Pagespeed Insights, and GTmetrix are vitally important to ensure your web application is working at its optimal capacity so that your users are provided with a smooth and lightning-fast experience. 

Most consumers will wait no more than three seconds for a web page to load before exiting, yet many web applications fail to meet these demands. Working within the web development and search engine optimization sector for well over a decade, I have learned to understand that speed is everything. A stunning design and great content are one thing, but it counts for naught if the user does not wait around to see it. 

This article serves as a guide for business software developers seeking to enhance their Vue.js applications, detailing strategies to significantly boost performance and outpace competitors. By focusing on optimizing event handling and eliminating sluggish components, among other techniques, developers can ensure their applications not only meet but exceed user expectations for speed and efficiency.

Table of Contents

• Terminology used within this Article
• A Brief Introduction to Vue.js
  • The Key Benefits of Using Vue.js
• 6 Ways to Optimize the Performance of Vue.js Applications
  • Don’t Update Elements Unnecessarily
    • Solution
  • Avoid Duplicate Rendering
    • Solution
  • Remove/ Replace Slow Components
    • Solution
  • Optimized Event Handling
    • Solution
  • Consider using Virtual Scrolling
    • Solution
  • Render Page Sections Once
    • Solution
• Conclusion

Terminology used within this Article

There may be some terminology that you may not be familiar with, so here is a quick glossary to give you a brief insight into some of the terms included in this article.

• Components – In JavaScript, components act like functions that accept arbitrary inputs, similar to other programming languages. Once a component has received an input it will then return an element that will dictate what appears on screen.
  
• Computed Properties – A computed property declares a value that is dependent on other values. Whenever one of these connected values changes, Vue.js then updates the Document Object Model (DOM) accordingly.
  
• Data Objects – A data object stores values or a group of values that can be accessed via an identifier or an expression that has been designated to it. An example of a data object would be a data table or an array.
  
• Document Object Model (DOM) – The DOM is the programming interface for HTML documents, and each document is organized into nodes and objects in a tree structure. This allows programming languages to interact with and make changes to the structure, style, and content of a web page in an uncomplicated way.
  
• Entity Properties – Entity properties contain one or more named properties which can then be assigned more values. Entities of the same type do not need to have the same properties and their values do not need to be the same data type.
  
• Event Handling – Event handling is the management of events within JavaScript, deciding what should happen when an event is executed. Events are written in code known as the event handler.
  
• JavaScript – JavaScript (JS) is an important programming language that helps to create web pages and applications on the world wide web, with more than 98% of websites using JavaScript for client-side behaviors.
  
• Reactive Properties – Reactive properties are defined as accessors of the element prototype. In JavaScript, instance properties overrule a prototype property, therefore, reactive property accessors will not function if a class field is used.
  
• Rendering – Rendering is the process of generating code (such as HTML markup) to display web pages on a browser.
  
• Vue.js – Vue.js is an open-source, JavaScript framework for building user interfaces and single-page applications. It works using the Model–view–viewmodel architectural pattern. 

A Brief Introduction to Vue.js

Vue.js (commonly referred to as just Vue) is a lightweight, open-source JavaScript framework that is used to build reactive web user interfaces. Working alongside HTML and CSS, Vue provides a dynamic suite of tools that are designed to build the frontend of web applications, using the model-view-viewmodel (MVVM) framework.

Vue’s main library is built around the viewmodel layer and provides reactive synchronization between the model and view layers thanks to its two-way data binding functionality. Thanks to this functionality, web apps can be developed on the single-page application (SPA) model. 

One of the key advantages of Vue is that data binding allows HTML elements that are tied to underlying Vue objects to be updated dynamically. In simple terms, this means that web applications can be created that run in the user’s browser without the need to refresh the page when the page is interacted with. This also includes responses to page events within the JavaScript code. 

Before frameworks like Vue, web applications required ‘workarounds’ and a significant amount of JavaScript code to update page elements without the page needing to be refreshed.

Vue’s approach to incremental integration stands out in the business software development landscape, offering developers the flexibility to selectively utilize framework features for tailored installations. This adaptability allows for the addition or removal of features as project needs evolve, making Vue an exceptionally lightweight and user-friendly choice for creating responsive and efficient web applications.

The Key Benefits of Using Vue.js

Used by world-leading businesses such as Nintendo, Adobe, Netflix, and BMW, Vue.js is used for building front-end user interfaces and websites. Here is a summary of the key reasons why this framework is so popular, helping to build the websites of household names and delivering even the smallest of personal projects.

1. Lightweight – The Vue.js framework is just 18 kilobytes in size!
2. Simplicity – Vue.js is very easy to pick up with a basic knowledge of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
3. Comprehensive – Vue.js has all the tools you need for every aspect of a front-end development project, including its browser and end-to-end testing.
4. Strong Support – Vue.js is backed by an active community, meaning there are tons of online support and helpful guides available. 
5. High Speed – Vue.js creates a virtual copy of the DOM so that the entire Dom does not need to be updated when changes are made, significantly improving the performance and speed of the application. 
6. Flexible – Each aspect of an application built in Vue.js is expressed as a component, whether they are written in HTML, CSS, or Javascript, with no need to separate them into different files. Therefore, large sections of code can be written that are easily reusable for different projects. 
7. Two-Way Binding – Two-way binding connects model data updates and the user interface view, making it much easier to update any related components and track the data in real-time. 

6 Ways to Optimize the Performance of Vue.js Applications

Hopefully, you now have a good understanding of what Vue.js is and its capabilities, so now let’s look at ways to optimize this amazing framework even further. 

If you don’t believe your frontend development skills are strong enough yet to optimize Vue.js applications, remember that you can always hire an experienced developer to help guide you along as well. Hiring a freelance developer would likely be cheaper than going through a third-party agency. You can expect to pay between $40 and $60 per hour for an experienced freelance frontend developer, which is less money than what you can expect to pay going through an agency. 

Whether you are new to Vue.js and are looking to build a project from scratch with the help of an experienced developer, or you are interested in optimizing an existing website or interface on your own – here are six ways to optimize the performance of Vue.js applications. 

1. Don’t Update Elements Unnecessarily

A common issue that Vue.js developers encounter is elements or a list of elements being rendered unnecessarily, which is often caused by a lack of understanding of the framework’s reactivity system. Reactivity in Vue.js converts plain JavaScript objects into reactive properties, and often these objects can be updated and rendered more times than necessary. 

Vue.js shows which elements are reactive and which ones are not, making life easier for the developer. However, there is likely to be a large number of reactive properties, computed properties, and properties assigned to a data object which can complicate matters. 

Typically, whenever a new element is added to a list of objects, the entire list will be re-rendered. This is usually completely unnecessary, especially when we consider the date object, for example, which is not reactive and does not need to be updated for elements that have not been changed. An optimal method would be for only changed elements to display a new date, while unchanged elements will remain the same. 

Solution

The key property can help solve this issue as it allows Vue to better recognize elements so they can be reordered accordingly instead of cycling through and updating the entire list. In addition to specifying a key property, child components also need to be created, segmenting the application into smaller, more manageable components.  

With this setup, item components will only be updated if the item encounters a reactive change which can improve the performance of an application significantly. Should an item be added or removed from an array, the list will be re-sorted based on the key properties so that only the necessary elements are re-rendered. 

2. Avoid Duplicate Rendering

Similar to the above, but not altogether the same is avoiding the rendering of full lists or bulky elements multiple times. 

For example, a component may have an entity property in the data object, and each entity is rendered by a child component if you have followed the solution in the previous section. The output of this entity property will probably be assigned a user token. When this user token is refreshed, the entire view will be updated, even if the user.status remains unchanged. This is less than ideal from a performance perspective.

Solution

The easiest way to solve this issue is to pass the user.status value as a user.status prop from the parent node. This way, if the value is unchanged, Vue will choose not to render it again. Dependencies such as props, data values, and computed values can all cause an entire list to be re-rendered. This is why it is important to identify any properties that can cause duplicate re-rendering. 

The best way to do this is by downloading the official Vue.js dev toolkit. Once downloaded, navigate to the ‘performance’ tab, and press start to run a performance check during the app load. Once the check has been completed, go to the ‘Component Render’ tab and check that the number of components that are rendered correlates with the number of events created.

Having more updated events than created events when there has been no change to any values suggests that duplicate rendering is taking place. This can happen for any number of reasons, but as a best practice, you should never change entities more times than necessary.

3. Remove/ Replace Slow Components

If you are importing third-party components into Vue, or creating components from scratch, their performance levels must match up to the rest of the application. Even a single component that displays slow speeds can impact the entire product and result in a poor user experience. 

Solution 

Once again, the Vue.js dev toolkit can come to the rescue. In the ‘performance’ tab you can see an estimate of the rendering times for every component within the application. This allows you to easily cross-check any newly added components with existing components to see if they are performing at the desired level. 

If the new component is taking a long time to render in comparison to other components, and it is not possible to reduce its usage, then you should consider removing it and replacing it with an alternative option.

4. Optimized Event Handling

Every event within an application is completely different and needs to be optimized accordingly. Using a one-size-fits-all approach is not practical and can lead to slow page times. 

Two examples of different events are window.scroll and @mouseover which can be actioned numerous times by the user in a single session. If the event handlers used by these events are not optimized, then it may result in them making long-winded calculations that could be run multiple times per second, resulting in lag. 

Solution

The most effective way of optimizing event handling is by using the debounce function, which limits the number of times events are processed. By restricting time-consuming events, unnecessary CPU cycles and API calls are avoided.

5. Consider using Virtual Scrolling

Many modern websites (such as social media platforms) now support infinite scrolling with no impact on page speeds. However, within Vue, this requires a very large list to be rendered, drastically slowing down the page as the user scrolls further down. 

Solution

To implement endless scrolling in Vue without affecting page speed, you will need to implement virtual scrolling. Virtual scrolling allows the page’s grid component to display thousands of records on a single page and is the recommended alternative to paging.

Vue-virtual-scroll-list is an open-source, virtual scrolling project that is capable of rendering extremely large lists within Vue. It is very easy to use when compared to other, similar projects and does not rely on absolute positions which can ‘break’ the user interface.

6. Render Page Sections Once

When an element has been mounted, it probably only needs to be rendered once, as it is unlikely to change or require updating. By ensuring these mounted elements are only mounted once, you will save time each time the page is loaded or events take place. 

Solution

If a section in the app contains data that will not change through the entire page session, then you can use the v-once directive to ensure this section is only rendered once. This simple Vue directive avoids any needless rendering of an element, and small hacks like this are why the framework continues to grow in popularity. 

Conclusion

Even developers who are new to Vue.js and are still learning the ropes can make quick and easy changes to optimize their applications. Here is a summary of the key points you should take away from this article. 

• Vue.js is a framework used for building front-end user interfaces and websites.
• Most elements within Vue do not need to be rendered if no changes are made. 
• You should avoid rendering full lists and large elements multiple times.
• Slow components should always be removed or replaced.
• Event handling can be easily optimized with the debounce function.
• Virtual scrolling can deliver endless scrolling functionality as an alternative to paging. 
• Sections within a page that do not change during a session should be rendered once. 

For more support and helpful information regarding Vue, you can browse the official Vue.js documentation here. Or to easily create advanced user interfaces and single-page applications in no time at all, consider using Flat Logic’sVue Templates and Admin Dashboard Themes.

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Features of ideal boilerplate:

• Well-readable documentation
• Coding structure with a deeper level of abstraction
• Complies with correct coding standards
• Features a CLI tool ( for fast prototyping and customization)
• Scalable
• Simple testing tools
• Required API modules
• Supports internationalization and localization
• Separate code
• Configuration server and client code
• Proper navigation and routing structure

Why use VueJS

VueJS, a sophisticated JavaScript framework, is tailored for creating dynamic/single-page applications, essential for front-end development in business software, leveraging the versatility of JavaScript and its extensive library of web components.

Thanks to its lightweight, easy-to-learn, and fun-to-write, Vue is easy to integrate with legacy technologies or an application without a specific framework. With its familiar template syntax and use of components, integrating or migrating existing projects to Vue is quicker and hassle-free.

Sing App Vue

Github Stars: 639

License: MIT

Sing App Vue is designed using VueJS and Bootstrap. It features a toolkit that will enhance the speed, build quality and support of the web application. Better yet, you can use this admin template to build different web applications that include SAAS, dashboard assets and tracking management software.

Features:

• Diagram library.
• Consists of an e-commerce section.
• jQuery-free.
• Fully documented codebase.
• Developed on VueJS.
• Fully responsive.

Light Blue Vue

Github Stars: 310

License: MIT

Light Blue is designed using Vue and the Bootstrap framework. It’s the second theme on this list from Flatlogic Platform.

The Light Blue dashboard features a transparent style and looks cool on both screens and tablets due to its superior responsiveness.

With its dark blue background and semi-overlapping dashboard information blocks, it gives a modern, professional look, even with SVG maps.

There are several pages in the Light Blue dashboard to showcase the functionality and its components, such as login, logout, notifications, graphics, icons, maps, tables, chat, error pages, etc.

Electron Nuxt

Github Stars: 658

License: MIT

Electron & Vue.js is a quick-start template with Vue-CLI. It also comes with preinstalled general Vue plugins, and an electron-packager/electron-builder. You can package your application as an installable package, it supports unit and E2E testing, Vue-dev tools, and much more. The project also focuses on eliminating the need to configure electron applications with Vue manually. Electron-Vue adds the benefits of Vue-CLI for scaffolding, Webpack with Vue-loader, electron-packager or electron-builder, as well as some of the most commonly used plugins such as Vue-router, Vuex and others.

Features:

• Automatic updatable template to simplify development.
• Typescript support, only during application rendering.
• Parallel code support
• Support unit & e2e testing.
• UI pre-built components and icons support for quick launch and offline use of the project.
• ESLint customization.
• Vue installation of the latest development tools
• Support for CSS pre-processors such as Sass.
• User interface for lightweight components like Buefy, and support for Vuetify.

Vuesion

Github Stars: 2.6K

License: MIT

Vuesion is a PWA template. Beyond that, it is an extensively maintained production-ready template for enterprise-grade PWAs. The template also focuses on performance, speed of development and best practices. Besides, it is built around the idea of microservices or service-oriented architecture. Also, you can see best practices for getting async data, i18n configuration, saving Vuex state on page update, Typescript support, routing with prefetching data and much more.

Features:

• Allows scaffolding. Generating components and plugging them into modules is effortless. Dynamic development of the UX and UI can be done easily with Vuesion.
• Instant display of UI changes. When Vuesion provides accelerated development, UI and UX updates are reflected in a moment. The changes to CSS and Typescript are similarly reflected instantly, with no page reload or a server restart.
• Application status is saved during code updates.
• Well-documented.

Peridot

Github Stars: 113

License: MIT

A fully featured Vue 2.6 PWA boilerplate.

Features:

• PWA (Progressive Web Application) with Service Worker
• Split code and asynchronous component/routine loading
• Automatic hot loading during development
• Load-balanced dockerized production setup pm2
• Auto-removal of unused CSS/SCSS
• SCSS global variables and easy theme customization
• Linking and formatting with eslint and prettier
• Uses Buefy for styling

Vue enterprise boilerplate

Github Stars: 7.6K

License: MIT

Vue enterprise boilerplate is a very well-made and detailed boilerplate from the Vue Core team member Chris Fritz. In addition, it includes an opinion-based architecture, first-class testing methods, generators to speed up day-to-day development tasks, globally auto-registered components, copied Vuex modules and much more.

The project is also very well-documented. Each section is also explained in detail. For VSCode, it also comes with a pre-configured installation, adding IntelliSense when importing and working with files.

Features:

• Thorough documentation
• Guaranteed consistency
• First class tests
• Rapid development

Vuetify

Github Stars: 23.7K

License: MIT

Vuetify is used to embellish your Vue projects. Due to his generous donations, it has been under active development since 2016. Presented as Material Design Component Framework on Github, which reduces workload around Vue development.

Features:

• Includes 82+ components and server-side rendering support.
• Template designs and layout support for long-term projects.
• Supports  RTL layout and premium, theme provider.
• Automated template trees reduce package size and increase performance.

• Tracks weekly releases.
• Active community support.
• Well-documented. Documentation shows examples of ready-to-use layouts as well as supporting customisation according to the application’s required design and functionality.
• Completely supported by all browsers.

Vue WordPress

Github Stars: 145

License: MIT

Vue WordPress is a SPA template that is built using the WordPress REST API and Vue. Optimised by performance, the template improves SEO by rendering pages and content on the server side. Running as a SPA, and using WordPress and the WordPress Rest API for managing backend data. 

Features:

• Comprehensive documentation.
• Frontend and backend run on the same host, reducing the load of сross-origin resource sharing setup and avoiding any further misconfigurations.
• Supports client/server split code to enable SEO optimisation.
• Supports Axios, Vue, Vuex and Vue Router libraries to simplify style, deployment and dependencies.
• Snap-in optional hot plugins to simplify module replacement during runtime operations to avoid the need to reload the entire page.
• Integrates REST API component-based sampling and allows caching and batch processing of REST APIs.
• Handles via hot-routing, configurable in the WordPress dashboard.

Mevn-CLI

Github Stars: 407

License: MIT

Mevn-CLI works with the MEVN framework, which provides a quick start for web applications and automatically configures the local environment.

Features:

• Extensive tools and commands are included to build the MEVN stack.
• Allows choosing a template from the basic Progressive Web App, Nuxt and GraphQL templates. By using them, you have a platform to build up your project.
• Several databases can be configured, such as MongoDB / MySQL and mongoose ODM and sequelize ORM.
• Enables running an application in a Docker environment using a single command. Uses Mevn-CLI, an external docker image can be extracted to create a local Docker-based environment and run the local application.
• Comes with additional Vue-related packages on the fly, providing automatic integration with your project.
• Developer-friendly syntax makes for clean and simple code.
• Component-centric modules make code clean, readable and compact.
• Template code generation and automation of redundant tasks.

Vue Skeleton MVP

Github Stars: 234

License: MIT

Vue Skeleton MVP provides a way to create Vue applications using VueJS, Vuetify, Vue Router and Vue Skeleton. All the features of the MVP are in Javascript, with async/await functionality and a link to a demo application. 

• Features:
• Makes use of Vuetify, to boost design with the Material Design component framework.
• Build-in support for Vue Router, Vuex, i18n and Google analytics.
• Has a landing page, a secure homepage and other pages for basic CRUD operations.
• Implements cypress and mocha/chai testing.
• Connected with ESlint for good coding practices and npm for dependency setting.
• Secure transmission is done using JSON Web Tokens.
• Schema uses Vue Router with HTML5 history mode and requires a router history mode change to allow navigating through URLs without reloading the page.
• Since it uses Vue-CLI, the global configurations can be set in the vue.config.js file. Alternatively, feel free to use the Vue config command to check or change the global CLI.

Conclusion

Boilerplate plays a key role in programming and development. As discussed above, they are helpful when codes are repetitive. The use of templates is recommended irrespective of the size of your project. However, depending on the size of your project, there are some considerations such as scalability, API modules and ease of use.

So once you have researched the requirements for your projects, it will be easy for you to choose programming templates for your project. Make sure you use them correctly.

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Vue.js was created in 2014 by Evan You and is supported by him and other active core team members. Interesting fact, Vue.js version names are often derived from manga and anime, the majority of them within the science fiction genre.

Vue is also usable for both desktop and mobile application development due to its HTML and JS base extensions working in sync with the Electron framework, which makes it the most preferred frontend tool. Vue.js implements this through an MVC (Model View Controller) architecture to view the user interface of an application or website, using its underlying library by default.

Why use Vue

Vue frameworks provide the following full set of features that make it easy for developers to get to the UI:

• Transition

Vue.js offers a variety of ways to realize transitions to HTML components when updating or adding something from the DOM.  It also provides the ability to add animated third-party libraries to customize and design a better-cooperative UI.

• VDOM

Vue works using VDOM (virtual DOM). Changes to the state made during application development will not be reflected directly in the DOM. VDOM is produced instead, which is generally found in JS data structures, allowing the developer to test their design and review changes to the UI design without worrying about cost-effectively undoing them.

• Libraries and toolkits

Vue includes a considerable toolkit for all the elementary programming needs provided on its main page:

• Browser development tools are used to fix bugs in applications developed with Vue.
• Vue CLI (command-line interface), which is used to install and create the main Vue framework libraries and third-party plugins.
• Vue Router.
• Vue Loader.

Advantages of Vue

Each framework has its own special features and characteristics that make them known and receive priority over other frameworks. Vue.js holds the record for the highest number of stars on Github.com in the last 5 years. While the Vue.js community is smaller than ReactJS, the record of Vue.js stardom describes and tells the story of its fans. So here’s a list of the best features of Vue.js and the reasons why developers chose it:

• Performant and size-efficient. Vuejs is a lightweight framework with a package size of just 21KB, which is what sets it aside from its competitors. The virtual DOM also greatly speeds up rendering.
• User-friendly. Vue has some of the most comprehensive and strongest documentation, with everything from tutorials to step-by-step guides. Vue has a component-based interface: you can find everything you need in a single `.vue’ file. All you need is a basic knowledge of CSS, HTML, and JavaScript to start exploring Vue.js. 
• Community. Vue has a very supportive and dedicated community. There are a lot of forums and chats where Vue.js is tagged. More than 135,000 Github members are using Vue.js. 
• Progressive nature. The Vue framework can be implemented into your codebase incrementally instead of redesigning everything in a single swoop. Move from component one to one to get the whole endeavor off to a more controlled one.

Who uses Vue.js

Here is the list of companies that use Vue.js:

• Alibaba Group
• Netflix
• Xiaomi
• Adobe
• Gitlab
• Behance
• 9GAG
• Apple
• Google
• BMW

How to Create a Vue app using the Flatlogic Platform

There are two ways to build your application on the Flatlogic Platform: you can create a simple and clear front-end application, generated by the CLI framework, or the CRUD application with frontend+backend+database.  

Creating a CRUD application with Flatlogic

Step 1. Choose a Tech Stack

In this step, you’re setting the name of your application and choosing the stack: Frontend, Backend, and Database.

Step 2. Choose the Starter Template

In this step, you’re choosing the design of the web app.

Step 3. Schema Editor

In this part you will need to know which application you want to build, that is, CRM or E-commerce, also in this part you build a database schema i.e. tables and relationships between them.

If you are unfamiliar with database design and find it difficult to understand what tables are, we have prepared a number of ready-made example schemas of real-world apps from which you can build your own.

• E-commerce app;
• Time tracking app;
• Bookstore;
• Chat (messaging) app;
• Blog.

Finally, you can deploy your application and in a few minutes, you will get a fully functional CMS for your Vue application.

Step 4. Choose Integration method & Features

Next, you can connect your GitHub and push your application code there. Or skip this step by clicking the Finish and Deploy button and in a few minutes, your application will be generated.

Creating a one-page application with Flatlogic 

You can create a frontend-only app with the Flatlogic Platform. This assumes you are hosting the back-end somewhere else or do not need it at all. To generate a one-page application you don’t need to enter anything in the terminal of your IDE, you just need to go to the page of creating an application on the Flatlogic website and make only 2 steps:

Step 1. Choose a Tech Stack

In this step, you set the name of your application and choose the stack: Frontend as Vue, Backend as No-Backend.

Step 2. Choose the Starter Template

In this step, you choose the design of the web app. Since this is a standard one-page application created using the CLI framework, it will have the design of a standard one-page Vue CLI application.

In the end of app creation, you can deploy it and in a few minutes, you will get a one-page Vue application, which you can further modify as you like. Share the result with other colleagues and friends mentioning @flatlogic on Twitter, Facebook/Instagram and Medium. Check out other guidelines for the web app application process on our blog:

• Free Open-Source CRM Software For Small Business
• AI-Generated Roles and Permissions to Flatlogic Generator
• Decline in Coding: Web App Developers Writing Code Drops to 36.02% in 2024 – [Research Results]
• Exploring the Future of AI Web App Generators
• AI Web App Generator to Make Apps in Minutes

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Features:

• E-Commerce Section
• Doctrine ORM with PostgreSQL and MySQL support
• Sass and Vuex inside
• User Management with admin/user roles
• JWT based authorization
  

Constant updates

The popularity of the Laravel is growing every day, and its functionality is improving. New versions of this PHP framework are released quite often, which is another advantage of Laravel, because in this case you can be sure that any shortcomings discovered by users are fixed.

A good fit for small and large projects

The Laravel PHP framework has a well-developed structure that provides an advantageous starting position for both large and small projects. The convenient structure makes the process of managing the application much easier. The Laravel PHP framework includes many different ready-made packages for solving a wide variety of both standard and non-standard tasks, which significantly speeds up project development.

Laravel security has a good name

It is no secret that two main groups of vulnerabilities cause a lot of headache for web application developers from all over the world: SQL injection and cross-site scripting. Laravel prevents the very possibility of such attacks by using the concept of ORM (Object-Relational Mapping), which, by default, excludes the possibility of “raw” SQL queries, and all parameters when building a SQL query are reduced to a single form – they are removed from them anything that can harm the data. The second group of threats involves injecting alerts on malicious in JavaScript code into an arbitrary page on a website, as a result of which an attacker can obtain and then forge Cookies data. Such vulnerabilities are mitigated by escaping prohibited html tags (in particular, the script tag) and outputting the escaped string as plain text, making it impossible to execute it.

Performance

Another good reason for Laravel is the high performance of web applications based on it. It is achieved through optimized code and caching tools that increase the speed of web page generation. Laravel provides by default a modern system for registering and authenticating users, which can be done both through native web forms and through social networks using OAuth mechanisms. There is a module that allows an existing user to reset a forgotten password.

Community

The open source code allows any qualified programmer to contribute to the development and modernization of Laravel. This led to the fact that the framework has formed a community of users who not only improve the code of the product itself, but also create a huge number of different add-ons and modules that allow solving a wide variety of tasks in a short time.

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• Top 30 Open Source and Paid React Charts + Examples
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• Vue Router
• Vue CLI
• Doctrine ORM with PostgreSQL and MySQL support
• User Management with admin/user roles
• JWT based authorization
• Social logins (Google and Microsoft ID)

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Why did we choose this particular framework? In order to identify the main advantages and disadvantages of this framework, let’s take a step back. Namely, we will ask ourselves what a framework is and what is needed for its successful use.

A framework is a skeleton for developing applications, that that means the architecture already described. Communication with the framework is carried out through the API. It installs various modules, blocks, packages and other addons. It should also be noted that there are significant differences between the concepts of a framework and a library, which consist in the presence of the described architecture, which was mentioned above.

Due to the fact that the creator of Symfony in the second version made the constituent parts of the framework independent of each other, you can safely disassemble it into pieces and assemble anything from them. These are the details that Laravel was created with.

Now that we have decided what a framework is, the pluses of Laravel should be noted.

• Detailed and understandable documentation.
• Mature community of developers and sponsors. You can get an answer to any of your questions, use open-source extensions and plugins in order to make your project even more engaging for users.
• A large number of training courses and materials. This technology is easy to master even for a beginner + an API syntax is very simple and clear, framework has short and thoughtful names of functions.
• Flexible routing system allows you to configure subdomain routing, allocate routes into special groups, specify route parameters, and much more.
• The framework contains an extremely useful and convenient mechanism for handling exceptions and errors.
• The built-in user authorization mechanism can be reconfigured for yourself.
• The framework also provides ready-made solutions for caching applications, building queues for sending mail (optionally via a local / cloud service).

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All in all, you can see three main designs in this bundle. Sing App, Light Blue, and Vue Material Template.

You can use these admin dashboards to build an admin area of CRM system, financial dashboards, web app with a product management functionality, and many more.

Why choose Vue.js?

More and more people are switching to Vue, and we doubt this trend will end soon. It is still nowhere near as accepted as React (at least outside of China) and is constantly struggling for second place with Angular.

With the most active growth dynamics, Vue is the third most popular JS framework in the world.

The number of Vue downloads is gradually increasing. Vue has high speed, low barriers to entry, and concise structure as its main advantages. React.js is a powerful and wonderful tool, however, you can hardly find at least two similarly structured projects built with this framework.

More about the structure of Vue projects

Yes, the developer can quite flexibly define the architecture and approaches to writing applications, but is it always good? Vue allows you to avoid confusion when, for example, you sit down on a new project. Pretty much everything in Vue has its custom syntax with a lot of boilerplates.

Choosing new frameworks and libraries is exciting but also stressful. Even after some research, you never know what surprises you will find.

Therefore, the simplicity and conciseness of the Vue toolkit are so catchy, it takes on a lot, giving the most comfortable work, while not sagging in performance.

Vue has the necessary set of tools to build complex applications. The first tool every developer comes across is Vue-cli. This tool, which allows you to quickly deploy a project with a console utility, is a mandatory part of every framework. Quasar Framework, NativeScript, Weex allow you to create a native mobile application. Onsen UI is used for hybrid ones. Such solutions for mobile applications have not yet gained sufficient popularity, but the very fact of their existence already speaks a lot about the competitiveness of this framework. Vue also has an alternative to Redux called Vuex. Well, Vue-router, used to work with application routing, together with CLI and Vuex, allows you to create applications of any complexity. This progressive adaptability makes it possible to completely replace jQuery.

In conclusion. After all, what are the distinctive features of Vue?

• Minimalism
• Intuitiveness
• Flexibility
• Speed of work
• An actively developing infrastructure

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Ever find yourself staring into the abyss of web development, pondering questions like What are the most groundbreaking Vue.js projects out there? How can these projects transform my web development process? What makes Vue.js the superhero of modern web frameworks? And when you thought all hope was lost, Albert Einstein waltzes in with, “The only source of knowledge is experience,” reminding us that diving into Vue.js projects is not just educational but essential for innovation, especially in business software.

The digital realm is plagued with the challenge of finding robust, scalable, and efficient tools for web development. This isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it’s a full-blown crisis for developers aiming to build the next generation of web applications. Studies and forums like Stack Overflow and GitHub discussions shed light on this problem, highlighting the need for more accessible, powerful, and versatile development tools.

In this article, we’ll continue to review the best open-source projects using various technologies. Last time we reviewed the best open-source projects on React and Angular; this time we’ll focus on their gaining popularity rival – Vue.

Why you should pay attention to Vue

Vue is an open-source JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It is worth paying attention to as it is gaining great popularity without the support of giants like Google and Facebook. 

Vue combines the best approaches of React and Angular and has a very cohesive, active, and large community that helps to cope with development problems. The same community is constantly coming up with new approaches to solving routine problems. As the contribution volume grows, the number of tools and libraries available becomes larger, too. Integrating Vue into business software development processes offers a flexible and efficient way to create scalable applications, meeting the ever-changing needs of modern enterprises.

Benefits of using Vue

• The framework is minimal. The size of this framework is 18–21KB;
• Vue supports the component-based approach to building web apps;
• Detailed Documentation. Developers always like to use the framework with detailed documentation because it is always easy for them to write their first application;
• Easy to understand. The user can easily add Vue.js to his web project because of its simple structure. It has a well-defined architecture for keeping your data. Life-cycle methods and custom methods are separate;
• Simple integration. You can simply add Vue.js through CDN – there’s no need to set up node and npm to start using Vue.js. You can also use it as a great jQuery replacement;
• Great tooling. Vue.js has it. Vue CLI allows you to start new projects with things like Routing, State Store, Linting, Unit Testing, CSS Preprocessors, Typescript, PWA, etc – they’re all built-in. Additionally, Vue CLI also provides a UI for managing your projects.

Projects to use Vue in

So, Vue.js is a good choice in case you are interested in creating lightweight and easy-to-fix applications.

The learning curve is quite low, allowing me to master the framework in a short period and move on to the Vue Application Development. We recommend to use Vue in these cases:

• If you want to build a Single Page Application or Progressive Web App (you can use the brilliant nuxt.js framework);
• You want your team to learn new technology. Vue is a great choice for this task;
• Build fast MVP;
• You want to build a SEO Friendly app;
• You have a tight budget and want to test the idea quickly.

Popularity of Vue

Speaking about Vue.js popularity, there are over 57,000 questions on StackOverflow within #vue.js and about 15,000 npm packages available for Vue developers. Compared to other frameworks, Vue.js is still in third place but still has a very good community without Facebook and Google support.

Evaluation criteria for Vue open-source projects

• Documentation. Any good project should have comprehensive documentation;
• How well the rules of committing are described. This is essential for open-source projects if they want to grow the number of contributors;
• How well the work with issues is organized. Work with issues should be well organized so that contributors know which ones to fix first;
• Does the project have a roadmap? The roadmap helps contributors choose the feature they will develop first;
• The number of stars on Github. To some extent, this criterion reflects the quality of the project;
• Maturity. Analyzing the project development and trying to decide what should be used as an instrument to gain the result, you need to be careful choosing the tools that have not yet matured or approved themselves;
• Bugs or vulnerabilities. There might not be a big knowledge base or community in case you need help.

In our selection, we divided projects according to their functional purpose:

• CMS and Generators;
• UI Components;
• Applications;
• Toolkits;
• Developer tools.

Best Vue open-source projects

We have compiled a list of the most notable tools and libraries you should know about, eventually use in your Vue.js projects, and contribute to. Unlike many other articles listing only UI component libraries, we’ve included other libraries and plugins in the Vue ecosystem.

Our selection is based on their usefulness, effectiveness, documentation, ideas, and contribution guides.

CMS and Generators

Pagekit

Web-site: https://pagekit.com/
Github page: https://github.com/pagekit/pagekit
Demo: https://demo.pagekit.com/theme-one/
License: MIT
Github stars: 5.3k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Pagekit is an open-source CMS built with the help of the Vue.js and Symphony framework. The CMS is modular, so you can extend the functionality step by step. Pagekit is published under the MIT license, so it’s free to modify, share, and redistribute with no limitations.

The product has all the major and advanced features of the CMS:

• Customizable Analytics dashboard with the website performance;
• Site content editing page;
• Built-in blog;
• HTML and Markdown editor;
• File manager;
• User roles administration.

There are also things and features that will be especially useful for developers. The product was built with simple ORM, modular architecture, and package management. There is also a built-in debug toolbar that helps developers monitor performance, routing, database queries, and debug internal system events. Extensions can even add their own functionalities. Additionally, you can use CLI to perform system updates, install and uninstall extensions and themes, and clear the cache right from the terminal.

The product has a powerful contribution guideline and the team is welcoming people to fix bugs, translate, or extend the functionality of CMS. The community is not so big, but very developed and keen to help newcomers: there is a 24/7 discord chat and forum.

As a result, this is a very strong product to contribute to, with very comprehensive documentation and transparent contribution guide. A great choice to start your path in the open-source world.

Vuepress

Website: https://vuepress.vuejs.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/vuejs/vuepress
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 16.5k

VuePress is a Vue-powered static site generator created by Evan You, the author of Vue.js. A website created with the help of VuePress uses VueRouter, Vue, and webpack. Initially, the product was created as a tool for writing technical documentation, but now it’s a small, compact, and powerful headless CMS. In VuePress you write the content in Markdown, which is then transformed into pre-rendered static HTML files.

The project has a well-organized contribution guide with a transparent workflow. It also has good issue management. The community has more than 300 active contributors that can support you. This is a good choice for you to start contributing to the open-source projects.

Vue Storefront

Website: https://www.vuestorefront.io/
GitHub page: https://github.com/DivanteLtd/vue-storefront
Demo: https://demo.storefrontcloud.io/
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 6.5k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Vuestorefront is a PWA for eCommerce that can connect to almost any eCommerce backend: it uses headless architecture. This includes popular BigCommerce platforms, Magento, Shopware, etc. Some of the advantages of Vue Storefront include the mobile-first approach, Server-Side Rendering (good for SEO), and offline mode.

The product has a well-developed community: around 2000 developers in Slack and 180+ active contributors. That is especially valuable because the team has a clear roadmap, so you as a contributor can choose a task you can do. All in all, this is a very interesting product to support and spend time on.

Vuegg

Website: https://vuegg.github.io/#/
GitHub page: https://github.com/vuegg/vuegg
Demo: https://vuegg.now.sh/
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 1.6k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Vuegg allows you to scaffold Vue.js projects by dragging-dropping components directly into the visual moving and resizing them to your choice. The aim of this project is to merge designing and prototyping into one single process.

Notable Features:

• Mockup/prototype by dragging-dropping components and moving/resizing them;
• Support for standard Mouse and Keyboard combinations;
• Responsive preview (phone, tablet, web);
• A basic set of HTML5 elements;
• Material design components (vue-mdc-adapter);
• Vuejs sources generation (download .zip).

The project has a clear roadmap you can see directly in Github. As the project is fairly new and still a work in progress, there is no contribution guide, but you have the freedom to open any issues and PR.

Gridsome

Website: https://gridsome.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/gridsome/gridsome
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 6.2k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Gridsome has many similarities with VuePress but it takes a different and very powerful approach dealing with data sources. It allows you to connect and use many different kinds of data in your app, which are then unified in one GraphQL layer. Basically, Gridsome uses Vue for front-end functionality and GraphQL for data management. 

The way this works can be summarized in the following three steps:

• You provide content in Markdown, JSON, YAML, or CVS data formats, or import it from a CMS like WordPress or Drupal;
• The content is turned into a GraphQL layer, which provides centralized data management; 
• Then you use that data to build your app with Vue. 

In terms of development, the documentation has a clear roadmap, a well-described changelog, and a contribution guide. It is a good choice to contribute.

UI Components

Vuetify

Website: https://vuetifyjs.com/en/
GitHub page: https://github.com/vuetifyjs/vuetify
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 25.6k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Vuetify offers a large set of crafted components (80+) based on the Material Design specification. Vuetify combines all the advantages of Vue.js and Material. The framework is compatible with RTL and Vue CLI-3. All Vuetify components are very well documented, and clear examples are also there. It works with Vue’s Server-Side Rendering (SSR). Vuetify supports all modern web browsers – even IE11 and Safari 9+ (with polyfills). It also comes with ready-made project scaffolding, so that you can start building your Vue.js app with one single command.

It provides a set of components based on material design, such as: 

• Buttons;
• Inputs; 
• Cards; 
• Carousels; 
• Tables, 
• Lists.

Vuetify has a vibrant community behind it, with over 500 contributors who have created many Vuetify plugins. It has all the major components to be a good open-source: broad documentation, contribution guide, and issue management. But in our opinion, it is hard to contribute to, because the community is already large.

Buefy

Website: https://buefy.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/buefy/buefy
Demo: https://buefy.org/expo/
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 7.6k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Buefy provides lightweight UI components for Vue.js based on Bulma. Buefy has two core principles: To keep things simple and to be lightweight. This explains why its only dependencies are Vue and Bulma. Although it has just over 40 components, it provides you with ready-to-use mobile-first and responsive UI components.

Features:

• Supports both Material Design Icons and FontAwesome;
• Very lightweight, no internal dependencies aside from Vue & Bulma;
• About 88KB min+gzip;
• Semantic code output.

Vue Material

Website: https://vuematerial.io/
GitHub page: https://github.com/vuematerial/vue-material
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 8.8k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Vue Material is simple, lightweight, and built exactly according to the Google Material Design specs. Vue Material provides over 56 components to build different types of layouts. A great thing about it is that Material Design Framework has truly thorough documentation. The framework is very lightweight with a full array of components completely in line with Google Material Design guidelines. This design fits every screen and supports every modern browser.

The roadmap, contributing guide, good documentation, and changelog are all here. Good choice for developers who like UI projects.

Materio Free

Website: https://themeselection.com/
GitHub page: https://github.com/themeselection/materio-vuetify-vuejs-admin-template-free
Demo: https://themeselection.com/demo/materio-vuetify-vuejs-admin-template-free/demo/dashboard
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 70
Contribution guideline: Yes

Materio Free – is one of the most developer-friendly & highly customizable templates based on Vuetify. If you’re a developer looking for a Vuejs Admin Template enriched with features and a highly customizable look no further than Materio. Besides, the highest industry standards are considered to bring you the very best Vuetify admin template that is not just fast and easy to use, but highly scalable. Offering ultimate convenience and flexibility, you’ll be able to build whatever application you want without any hassle.

Furthermore, you can use this one of the best innovative free Vuejs admin templates to create eye-catching, high-quality, and high-performing single-page applications. Besides, your apps will be completely responsive, ensuring they’ll look stunning and function flawlessly on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.

Features:

• 1 Simple Dashboard, 1 Chart Library
• Single vertical menu
• Simple Light/Dark theme
• Basic Cards, pages, and tables
• Single vertical menu
• Simple From Elements

Applications

Koel

Website: https://koel.dev/
GitHub page: https://github.com/koel/koel
Demo: https://demo.koel.dev/
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 11.5k

Koel is a personal music streaming service that you can customize according to your needs. It is written in Vue for the client side and Laravel on the back end. Targeting web developers, Koel embraces some of the more modern web technologies – flexbox, audio, and drag-and-drop API to name a few – to do its job.

The project is quite popular on GitHub and has 52 contributors. Unfortunately, there is no detailed contribution guide, but the authors wrote on Github that before you commit anything you need to open an issue. There is also an option to sponsor the project through Opencollective.

We love the idea behind the project to make a streaming service that will be developed by the community. Thus, it will be a good choice to contribute if you love music and want to develop your Vue skills.

Eagle.js

Website: https://zulko.github.io/eaglejs-demo/#/
GitHub page: https://github.com/zulko/eagle.js/
Demo: https://zulko.github.io/eaglejs-demo/#/themes-slidehow
License: ISC
GitHub stars: 3.9k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Eagle.js is a powerful, flexible, and unique slideshow system built with Vue. It allows you to create easy-to-reuse components, slides, and styles across your presentations. It also supports animations, themes, and interactive widgets which are great for making web demos.

One of the greatest things you can do with this library is to place a slide in a separate file and then reuse it in other slideshows. You can also import the slides of a particular slideshow inside another one. There are also several templates provided by the creators to start development with ease.

The project has a contribution guide with ideas on how you can help. We think it is a good project to spend time on: it helps a lot of people with presentations. Additionally, with the help of Eagle, it is easy to start learning Vue.

Toolkits

Nuxt.js

Website: https://nuxtjs.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 27.4k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Nuxt is a simple framework for building universal applications: server-rendered apps, single-page applications, progressive web applications, or simply using it as a static site generator. It’s also modular, so you can use only those modules that you need for your app. In brief, Nuxt saves you from the job of structuring and optimizing your app. Nuxt.js has a modular architecture, with 50+ modules you can choose from.

Features:

• Automatic translation and bundling (with webpack and babel);
• Hot code reloading;
• Server-side rendering OR Single Page App OR Static Generated, you choose;
• Configurable with a nuxt.config.js file;
• Code splitting for every page;
• Code splitting for every page;
• Custom layouts with the layouts/ directory;
• Loading just the critical CSS (page-level).

Nuxt became an integral part of Vue development with a lot of contributors and a widespread community. We would certainly choose this tool for contributing, knowing that the community will help in the development of your skills and teach you something new.

Quasar

Website: https://quasar.dev/
GitHub page: https://github.com/quasarframework/quasar
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 14.8k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Quasar is a universal, Vue open-source framework that allows you to write apps for different platforms with the same code base: SPAs, PWAs, SSR apps, Hybrid Mobile Apps or Multi-platform Desktop Apps. Quasar has up to 81 components.

There is great documentation and a massive set of components designed with performance and responsiveness in mind. Quasar integrates best practices (HTML/CSS/JS minification, cache busting, tree shaking, source mapping, code-splitting with lazy loading, ES6 transpiring, code linting, and accessibility) by default, so you can focus primarily on your app’s features. It also provides a CLI tool for effortless scaffolding of new projects.

The framework has a great community, support chat and forum, plus obviously a contribution guide. Additionally, you can support the tool by donating their money.

Bootstrap Vue

Website: https://bootstrap-vue.org/
GitHub page: https://github.com/bootstrap-vue/bootstrap-vue
Demo: https://bootstrap-vue.org/play
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 11.5k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Bootstrap Vue is a UI kit based on the Bootstrap library. It simply replaces the JavaScript in the regular bootstrap components with the Vue code. With Bootstrap Vue, you can build responsive, mobile-first, and ARIA-accessible projects on the web using Vue.js and the world’s most popular frontend CSS library – Bootstrap v4. It also easily integrates with Nuxt.js.

The documentation is extensive, plus the community support is strong via Discord, making it a safe option for someone to start a project with and contribute to.

Developer Tools

Status

Website: https://marquez.co/statusfy
GitHub page: https://github.com/aceforth/statusfy
Demo: –
License: Apache License 2.0
GitHub stars: 1.9k

Satisfy is a completely open-source status page system. A Statusfy site is a Web Application, created on top of Eleventy, Vue, Nuxt.js, and Tailwind CSS.

It’s cool, because:

• Markdown support;
• It is a Progressive Web App;
• Multi-Language support;
• Easy customization.

In terms of community management and support, this product has a community chat, numerous tutorials, tips, updates, and blogs. It also has a broad documentation and contribution guide.

We would recommend this project for contribution because it is a great tool that makes developers’ lives easy. Additionally, you will get familiar with all major technologies around the Vue.

Cachet

Website: https://cachethq.io/
GitHub page: https://github.com/CachetHQ/Cachet
Demo: https://demo.cachethq.io/
License: BSD 3-Clause “New” or “Revised” License
GitHub stars: 11.1k
Contribution guideline: Yes

Cachet is a powerful open-source status page system made with Vue and Bootstrap. It has 10 languages built in. Cachet is bundled with a simple (but powerful) JSON API. Also with Cachet, you can schedule events ahead of time. Within the dashboard, you’re able to set up metrics – a way to measure something, whether it’s uptime, error rates, or something completely random.

There is quite a big community in Slack, and the contributors are very active. It is a good choice to start contributing to open-source – active community, medium-sized project, good idea.

VeeValidate

Web-site: http://vee-validate.logaretm.com/
GitHub site: https://github.com/logaretm/vee-validate
Demo: –
License: MIT
GitHub stars: 7.6k
Contribution guideline: Yes

VeeValidate is a template-based validation framework for Vue.js that allows you to validate inputs and display errors.

With it being template-based, you only need to specify for each input what kind of validators should be used when the value changes. The errors will be automatically generated with 40+ locales supported. Many rules are available out of the box.

Features:

• Template-based validation that is both familiar and easy to set up;
• i18n Support and error messages in 40+ locales;
• Async and Custom Rules Support;
• Written in TypeScript;
• No dependencies.

VeeValidate tackles the major pain points of form validation and addresses them in the most flexible way possible:

• Ability to craft complicated UX for your users;
• Most common validations are built-in;
• Cross Field validation;
• Utilities to enhance the accessibility and styling of your form;
• Localization is built into the core.

The team welcomes everyone to contribute to the project and has good documentation and a contribution guide. It also has several great examples and a great community.

Conclusion

We’ve gathered the most useful and well-developed Vue open-source projects to our taste. We would like to note once again: first of all, before choosing a project for contribution, pay attention to such things as documentation and a contribution guide. Also, choose the project that you like the most, regardless of whether it is popular or not. If you want us to include any other tools in this collection – please drop us a line. We hope you’ll share this article to help people know about great open-source projects.

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Let’s define the criteria for Vue admin themes and templates:

• Clear design;
• Responsiveness;
• Performance;
• Good documentation;
• Social proof, past clients.

All of the templates that are presented in this article have at least one pre-built dashboard homepage template that can be customized and used for your own project. There are also various elements like buttons, tables, icons, and others that help build the application.

Many of the free products featured here are also available as paid products with more advanced functionality. The premium Vue admin templates generally include more pages, widgets, components, and other features.

So, we decided to collect some best free and premium Vue admin templates and themes to save your precious time. In this post, we are looking at some great admin templates built upon Vue.js and Bootstrap frameworks. Now, let’s go deep into the collection of Vue admin templates free and premium download that will help you to build fast, reactive admin dashboards.

Templates

Light Blue Vue Admin Template

About

This admin template, designed in light blue colors, and made with Vue technology and Node.js back-end. You can use it for e-commerce apps, CRM, SASS, and other apps: the template includes lots of elements and pages.

Main components

The amount of components is classiс. There are three various types of alert, forms, and maps. One of the crucial components is the e-commerce product page and the product grid. The first one provides you with all details of your product, gives a description of it, and has the rating and reviews. The second one displays your products according to the chosen type, brand, size, color, range, and sort.

You can also find such components as:

• Buttons;
• Maps;
• Forms;
• Several types of tables;
• Icons.

There are also some really great features: 

• Over 30 unique pages;
• Node.js & PostgreSQL integrated;
• CRUD Application node js;
• Fully responsive;
• 8 Chart Libraries;
• Fully Documented Codebase.

Pricing and Licensing

The basic version of the Light Blue Vue admin theme is free. It misses some of the components and node.js backend. The premium version without backend costs $99 for the personal license and $449 for the developer. The difference between licenses is in the type of applications that may be built on top of that. For the backend version, you will need an additional $50.

Documentation

The documentation is comprehensive and describes how to start a project, libs used in the product, pages, and main components.

Support and Updates

Support as in other Flatlogic products is provided via email: the team says they answer in 24 hours. Major updates come every 3-4 months. They often include upgrades of the framework and libs versions.

Conclusion

This dashboard template is a great start if you are building E-Commerce apps, CMS, SASS web apps, CRM, etc. It contains ready-to-use working Authentication, Social Login, and Product Management components.

ArchitectUI Vue.js Bootstrap Admin UI Dashboard Template

About

ArchitectUI is a free and premium VueJS admin template built using Vue/CLI and Bootstrap 4. It contains pre-made dashboards, several handpicked widgets, 200+ customized components that are ever ready to develop great web applications.

Main components and Features

Main features:

• 9 different dashboard examples;
• Multiple page templates: fixed content title, fixed sidebar, split draggable layout;
• Applications examples: Mailbox, Chat, FAQ Section;
• Many color schemes.

Some of the components;

• Over 25 types of buttons;
• Over 5 different styles available for dropdown menus, headers with backgrounds, images, buttons, and text variations;
• 5 icons packs: Pe7 Icons, FontAwesome, LinearIcons, IonIcons, Flag Icons;
• Loaders and component loading widget included;
• Navigation menus, 2 columns, 3 column grid nav menus, horizontal and vertical menus.

Pricing and Licensing

There are two pricing tires and licenses:

• Regular that costs $35. It allows using a template you or your client, in a single end product which end users are not charged for. 
• Extended for $1150.  It allows using the template you or one client, in a single end product which end users can be charged for.

Documentation

The Themeforest website says that the template is well-documented and you can find it inside the package of the product. But we can’t test it.

Support and Updates

Support is provided for the premium version by emailing the creators of the product.

Conclusion

ArchitectUI is one of the most enhanced vue templates on the market. The reason to consider ArchitectUI is the large library of components it includes. Some examples include the pre-configured menus, the badges, and the timeline option.

Sing App Vue Admin Template

About

Sing App is a Vue Admin Theme with dozens of pre-built components and features that make your developer’s life easier. The template was built by a premium vendor company, so it comes with good support and code quality.

Main components and Features

Sing App Vue gives you plenty of unique pages and components to help you build a custom admin dashboard:

• Various charts;
• Several types of tables;
• Buttons and Forms;
• Maps;
• Dashboards;
• Calendar.

You can see all of the components in use on the demo pages of Sing App Vue, however, they all look great but can also be easily customized to match your design and branding preferences.

Pricing and Licensing

Like Light Blue Vue Template the basic version of Sing App Vue Admin Theme is free. It misses several components and node.js backend. The premium version without backend costs $99 for the personal license and $449 for the developer. The difference between licenses is in the type of applications that may be built on top of that. For the backend version, you will need an additional $50.

Documentation

The documentation is comprehensive and describes how to start a project, libs used in the product, pages, and main components.

Support and Updates

Support is provided via email: the team says they answer in 24 hours. Major updates come every 3-4 months. They often include upgrades of the framework and libs versions.

Conclusion

If you’re looking for a clean and minimalist design of the admin dashboard, you can opt for Sing App. It’s one of the clean, neat, and modern admin templates built with VueJS and Bootstrap 4 framework. Sing App is a good solution for developers and managers who want ready-made solutions for their future applications. Especially with the node.js version. This admin theme can save hundreds of hours.

CoreUI Vue

About

CoreUI is a free Bootstrap admin template that will help you create well designed functional user interfaces. CoreUI is an open-source Bootstrap admin dashboard template, available completely for free. Packed with rich functionality, CoreUI provides 6 versions: Bootstrap, React, Angular, Laravel, Vue.js, and Vue.js + Laravel.

Main components

With 1000 high-quality icons, Bootstrap 4 and Vue components, SCSS source files, charts, and widgets, it enables software developers to create beautiful websites and applications faster.

These are the components you can see in CoreUI:

• Buttons and notifications;
• Charts, forms and tables;
• Plugins, widgets and editors;
• Icon packs.

Pricing and Licensing

There are 3 one-off payment plans that differ in the number of team members and type of apps you can build on top of the product:

• Freelance for $89;
• Team for $159;
• Team bundle for $964.

Also, there is a plan with unlimited features for a monthly payment of $89.

Documentation

Documentation is very well structured and user friendly. Docs are comprehensive, all components and details are very well described.

Support and Updates

Free versions are supported via the community forum, paid versions are supported directly by developers. Major updates come out every 6 months.

Conclusion

Core UI is a great tool for building complex web applications. It has many technologies inside and a very flexible pricing plan. With this free VueJS admin template you have a bunch of these essential elements that are ready to fill their tasks. It also comes with a premium version in case you want to acquire the more feature-rich version.

StarAdmin Vue Admin Template

About

Star Admin is a responsive Bootstrap 4 and Vue.js dashboard template, available in free and premium versions.

Main components and Features

To help you build your dashboard or admin area, Star Admin Vue comes with some pre-built pages. Some examples include a user login page template and a registration page design. Adding other forms to your pages is straightforward, too, with Star Admin Vue. 

Star Admin has a good list of components:

• Buttons;
• Forms; 
• Tables; 
• Charts;
• Icons;
• Maps;
• Error pages. 

However, the real highlight of this free Bootstrap admin template is the Charts – thanks to their attractive appearance. The charts can be configured to display data in real-time, making your dashboard even more useful to your users.

Pricing and Licensing

Along with the free version, there is a Pro version with 3 pricing plans depending on the type of license:

• Regular for $49;
• Developer for $149;
• Extended for $499.

The licenses, in short, contain types of applications you can build on top of the template. The free version is distributed under an MIT license.

Documentation

To help you with creating your dashboard, this free set of admin templates comes with all the documentation you should need to get started and beyond.

Support and Updates

The product updates once a year. Support is provided through the website form. Response time is not indicated.

Conclusion

Overall, the free Star Admin template pack is good for creating admin panels, e-commerce systems, project management apps, or CRMs. StarAdmin is very flexible and highly customizable offering you the best assistance in crafting your admin panel with amazing UI and user-friendliness as well. Apart from this, it is highly customizable.

Vue Paper Dashboard Pro

About

Vue Paper Dashboard is an admin dashboard built with Bootstrap and Vue.js. Using this Vue.js dashboard is pretty simple and requires basic knowledge of Vue and Vue-Router.

Main components and Features

The product is equipped with 16 components, 2 customized plugins and 4 example pages. The PRO version of Vue Paper Dashboard has 160 handcrafted components suitable for admin dashboards such as accordion, vertical and horizontal tabs, alerts, notifications, etc. You also get 25 example pages with the template which includes: user page, timeline page, login and registration page.

Pricing and Licensing

There a four options in-licenses and prices:

• Freelancer license for $49. You can build only one end product;
• Startup for $149. One end product and team size up to 5 people;
• Company for $299. Unlimited end products and team size up to 10 members;
• Enterprise for $799. Ability to build unlimited end products and unlimited team size.

Documentation

Each element is well presented in comprehensive documentation. With the help of docs, you can know about the components and the colors/typography/columns/elements.

Support and Updates

The support is provided through Github issues and emails. The company needs up to 24 hours to answer your inquiry. The major updates come once a year.

Conclusion

Having soft colors with beautiful typography, spacious cards and graphics, various components, several dashboards this product can be a very good option to start developing on top of Vue.

Mdbootstrap Vue Admin Dashboard

About

MDBootstrap is an admin dashboard template containing different styles, data presentations, and a number of components. It is built with the newest Bootstrap 4 and Vue.js delivered under MIT license – free for personal and commercial use.

Main components and Features

This template is built with MDBootstrap, containing 400+ material UI elements, 600+ material icons, and 74 CSS animations. The product provides not only dashboard elements, but also tables, forms, cards, maps, and more. They built the template with the thought of providing admins with the same user experience as users of a frontend.

Pricing and Licensing

The price for commercial use of the product varies from €79 to €7542.

Documentation

The project has good complete documentation with every component described.

Support and Updates

The company has a knowledge base of support questions. The community is also there to help users with questions. The free support is also included in commercial licenses. The project is updated 1-2 times a month.

Conclusion

This template has good quality and an experienced team behind it. The support quality is at a good level with a lot of answers from the community. Updates are quite often. But Material design is not a thing everyone would prefer. Plus, the relatively high price and the small number of components in the free version are nothing but discouraging.

Vue Element Admin

About

Vue Element Admin is a front-end solution for admin user interfaces. Moreover, this free VueJS admin template has lots of features that will help you build a large and complex single page application.

Main components and Features

These are some of the main features that you can find in this product:

• Multiple dynamic themes;
• Rich Text, Markdown, and JSON editor;
• Various types of tables and charts;

• Uses UI Toolkit elements;
• Multiple icons.

In terms of components here they are:

• Login / Logout;
• Permission Authentication;
• Excel;
• Tables;
• Error Page;
• Advanced Example;
• Error Log;
• Dashboard;
• Guide Page.

You can also set the template to produce pie charts, bar charts, and other options, based on the data that you provide.

Pricing and Licensing

The admin template is completely free and delivered under MIT license. You can also sponsor the author to boost the development of the new features.

Documentation

The documentation is very comprehensive. All components are well documented and described.

Support and Updates

Support is provided by the community and managed by Github issues.

Conclusion

Vue Element Admin might be one of the most feature-rich free VueJS admin templates available today. Vue Element Admin has lots of features to help you create the type of dashboard or admin area your project demands. Vue Element Admin might not have the most stylish appearance, but it certainly has a competitive set of features.

Vuestic Admin

About

Vuestic is a completely free and open-source admin template. It is recognized as one of the most powerful Vue.js templates available on the market. Epicmax (the company that stands behind Vuestic) uses this admin template to bootstrap numerous products developed for the company’s clients.

Main components and Features

The product has 18 pages, 36 elements, and 18 custom fonts and icons. The dashboard has a discreet design with dark colors. It is written with no jQuery at all. The dashboard is responsive to all types of devices. Notable features include forms, form wizard, UI elements, chat, tables, charts, notifications, icons, progress bars, maps, etc.

Adding forms to your pages is another of the core functionalities of the Vuestic admin templates. There’s also a form wizard module that gives you the ability to collect information from your users via a multi-step form.

Another nice feature of Vuestic is the Medium-style editor.

Pricing and Licensing

The dashboard is completely open-source and free.

Documentation

Vuestic has full well-written documentation with all components described.

Support and Updates

Support is provided through the community and managed by Github issues. In exceptional cases support provided by the creators of the theme.

Conclusion

If you choose the Vuestic template for your admin area or dashboard, you could add some nicely designed charts and graphs to your pages.

Shards Dashboard Pro Vue

About

Shards is a Vue admin dashboard template with a modern design system and lots of components. All templates are fully responsive and able to adapt and reflow their layout to any viewport size.

Main components and Features

The product has more than 350 components, plugins and templates. Here are some of them:

• Analytics Stats Overview;
• eCommerce Stats Overview;
• User Profile Template;
• User Login;
• Vue Tables 2 Plugin Support;
• Chart.js Plugin inside;
• Vue Datepicker Plugin;

Pricing and Licensing

Shards dashboards have one free and three Pro license options that cost $119, $169 and $1199. You need to pay it yearly.

Documentation

We did not find any documentation or info on the frequency of product updates — it’s unclear how to install and use the product.

Support and Updates

There is a form on the profile page for opening a new support ticket. The team didn’t give any info on response speed.

Conclusion

Overall, the Shards Admin template looks quite good. But there is no info on the support and the team, so it doesn’t give an impression of a successful business. Buying a product from such a company just doesn’t feel right.

CoPilot

About

CoPilot is a fully responsive admin template that is forked from AdminLTE. The difference here is that this repo is tailored to use with Vue.js. The UI is based on the Bootstrap framework. 

Main components and Features

Main features are:

• Built with Bootstrap;
• Responsive elements;
• Forked from popular AdminLTE theme;
• Provides charts, graphics, and stats widgets.

Notable thing is that the structure of the app is scaffolded by vue-cli. CoPilot uses the webpack package. So you get a full-featured Webpack + vue-loader setup with hot to reload, linting, testing & CSS extraction.

Pricing and Licensing

The admin theme is fully free to use and open-sourced distributed under MIT license.

Documentation

There is no documentation for this theme, but the authors recommend using docs of the components that are used in the template.

Support and Updates

Support is provided by a community through Github issues.

Conclusion

CoPilot is a good product for people who like or previously were using AdminLTE solution. The interesting thing is that the authors used Vue-CLI.

Conclusion

This collection of Vue admin templates and themes will surely help you save your time and money. These admin templates and themes are ready to use, fully responsive and use latest versions of bootstrap and Vue. You will no longer need to build an admin panel from scratch anymore. As you can modify just using ready-made admin templates, as per your needs, and get a professional and convenient Admin Dashboard.

Please share your views and inputs for this collection we would love to add more products if they are applicable.

We also have collections of some of the best Angular admin templates as well as Bootstrap open-source admin templates. You may also want to take a look at these Material Design admin templates if that suits your need.

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• Based on Vuetify
• No jQuery and Bootstrap
• Vue Router
• E-Commerce Section
• User Management
• Sass and Vuex inside
• Node.js & PostgreSQL integrated

Node.js 14.0.0 has been released. This version will live long, until April 2023

Node.js has changed a lot over the past 5 years. Using Node.js effectively, you can write everything from command line utilities to dynamic HTTP servers. In fact, the Node.js platform is suitable for providing information from object databases. This could be MongoDB or MySQL. For our admin template, we chose PostgreSQL.

When Ryan Dahl created Node.js he strived to create real-time, push-powered applications. He took that approach from apps like Gmail. Node.js is an effective tool for working with the non-blocking, event-driven I / O paradigm. In other words, Node.js is perfect for use in real-time applications. It uses push technology over web sockets.

Why is Node.js currently playing a key role in many great companies? Why are these companies willing to take risks and directly depend on the unique properties of Node by adding it into the technology stack? The whole technology is based on an open web stack (such as HTML, CSS, and JS), work goes through the standard port 80. You can certainly argue that Flash and Java applets also provide this opportunity. However, the truth is that these are just sandboxes using the Web as the transport protocol to deliver data to the client. Not to mention the fact that they quite act through non-standard ports, which added access rights problems.

It is argued that the popularity of Node.js means it is a platform for all occasions. However, for successful use, you must understand that it serves a strictly defined list of tasks. First of all, this does not apply to operations that intensively load the processor. In other words, the use of node.js technology in heavy calculations actually nullifies absolutely all of its advantages.

The ideal use case is to build fast, scalable networking applications. This way the main advantage of the Node is to handle a huge number of connections with high bandwidth. And this in turn will provide high scalability to the application.

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Building applications with VueJS is simple – all you need is a basic knowledge of JavaScript, CSS and HTML. You will have no problems in understanding Vue due to different code examples and a lot of details. Also, developers will provide you any help you need, so Vue will steal the hearts of both the beginners and advanced developers. 

Using a template is one of the most ways to understand new technology. You will customize it and integrate, and while you do, so you will get accustomed to Vue and learn some tricks and life hacks with it. 

How to choose the right framework?

Frameworks were developed to simplify the developer’s life and free everyone from writing the same piece of code over and over again. I bet you have noticed that as the codebase of some frameworks grows a lot, they begin to bring their fair share of complexity almost to every project. Therefore the first and probably one of the most crucial factors of project success. Because of this, we must think of two things when planning development:

• App complexity.
• Framework complexity.

“Thanks, Captain Obvious!” you may say. But I can assure you, not every project has this right mix of technologies used.

Vue helps you to shorten your time while writing an app due to its flexibility. You can build with it anything you need – a library or a framework for an entire product. That is why this technology can be used either for complex apps or simple ones.

If your app is more complicated, you can see Vuex for state management and routing. What differs using Vuex from, for instance, Redux or Flux with React – is that the companion libraries of Vuex are officially supported and frequently updated with the core library. Flux and Redux are not tied to React.

So how do we choose the right framework for our project?

In a nutshell, we choose the right level of complexity. First it is an internal complexity (that is, complexity that we cannot get  rid of during development) and the complexity of the tool with which we achieve our goals. It is pretty obvious that we can only manipulate the complexity of the instrument. We can make a conclusion that we have two possible situations:

When there is not enough tool to cover the internal complexity. 
The functions required to implement the application are missing. Naturally we have to manually modify and add the necessary tools.

When we use only a small part of the tools provided.
This is not a crime, but it can be pretty nasty downsides like app load slowdowns.

 I will be a Captain Obvious again, but I think that for each goal  we need to use its own tool.” When planning, we need to find a middle ground so that the 
complexity (and, therefore, functionality) of the application is at the same level.

Why choose Vue.js?

One of the essential features of Vue.js is the updates. There is always the need in fixing all bugs, providing new features and making different improvements to help the project be up to date. VueJS is simple to update and all new releases are made to maintain backwards compatibility. 

What is more, if your app is based on VueJS, you will not need a quick refactoring, so you will have an opportunity to concentrate on future development.

In this list, we will provide you with the best Vue templates.

Awesome Vue Material Admin Templates

Vue Material Template

It is an admin template made with the Vue framework, Material design (more examples of a material dashboard), and Vuetify framework. What’s interesting is that the template doesn’t have jQuery or Bootstrap dependencies. When you open a demo version of this admin template, the dashboard comes to the front. It is an informative section where the user can see the statistics with the help of percentage, colorful lines, and charts. Concerning the charts, Vue Material Template has built-in Hicharts, such as Apex Line, Apex Heatmap, Apex Dashed Line, and Apex Pie.

Then goes a well-designed typography section with the text settings.The icons deserve to be mentioned separately, as there are a lot of them to use for any purpose. Also, they are divided into two categories: Font Awesome icons and Material icons.Nowadays, practically any application can’t do without maps. For this reason, developers have integrated Google maps into the template. Apart from attractive design, Vue Material Template stands out by its responsive layout. It means that this template is made adjustable to any device.This admin template is created with a developer-oriented approach. It is supplemented with extensive documentation. With the help of this multifunctional and beautifully-designed template, you can create any web application of your choice (E-Commerce, SAAS system, IoT dashboard, etc.).

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Vue Admin Dashboard Template

The first template in our list is Vue Admin Dashboard, which is famous for its stunning and stylish design. This VueJS template is fully responsive and goes for free. The latest Bootstrap 4 technology gives you the possibility to enjoy every advantage it can provide you with. When it comes to making your work process simple, the Vue Admin Dashboard can offer you more than 400 material UI elements.

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Material Design features include more than 600 various icons, SASS files and numerous tutorials to help you begin your work. Developers have made the template thinking about the users, so it goes for free either for personal or commercial use. It doesn’t depend on what you use – tablet or desktop – with this template your product will look great anywhere. It is also compatible with every modern browser. The developers always in the search of how to make the template look better, so the updates will be frequent. Another interesting feature of Vue Admin Dashboard – all Bootstrap script is written in Typescript. So, concluding it all, this template is one of the easiest to start building your project and VueJS and Bootstrap 4 technologies make it an amazing choice for any kind of product.

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Vue Material Admin

The second template in this review is Vue Material Dashboard, which is also built with the VueJS and Vue Material technology. Choosing this gorgeous template will be the right thing to do if you don’t want to waste your time and desire to work on your project immediately. The work with it will be simple, however, it is preferable for you to be familiar with basics of Javascript and VueJS. Developers tried to make this template to match any needs of the user. Vue Material Dashboard looks well-designed and, what is more, you can customize everything depending on your needs.

If you look at the live preview, you will see all the beautifully designed charts to represent your data well. Among ready to use pages you will find a profile page, table list, notifications and maps to make your work easy and find everything in no time. All the VueJS plugins are optimized for simple use. You can work with a demo version, which contains 16 elements, 2 plugins and 7 example pages. It is also fully coded, well documented and has SASS files. If you would like more options, you can always go for a Pro version of Vue Material Dashboard. It provides you with 200 components, 15 plugins. 28 example pages. Adding to every feature you can have in demo version, the Pro template provides you with Photoshop files, Sketch files and premium support. 

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Material Pro Vuetify Admin

The third amazing template in this list has a huge range of different options for the user. It is an interesting option if you are looking for a template built with Google’s Material design. It can be a great choice for various kinds of products or web applications. To start your work the template provides you with 60 pages and 300 UI elements. You can also get with it free lifetime updates and 1 year of technical support, so your questions will be answered right on time. Also, you can have a 100% moneyback guarantee.

Material Pro Vuetify includes 4 customizable and complete demo variations – main, mini sidebar, dark and RTL. All of them are well-designed to make your product look the best way possible. There are 6 stunning application designs that are simple in use: calendar, chat, contacts, employee, e-mail and to-do list. All the designs are easily customized, so it will be a great start for your web app. The code is clean and many users have already tested and appreciated the premium version. You can buy the template for one project, for unlimited projects, or extended use. 

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Vuely – Vuejs, Laravel, Angular 10, Expressjs Material Design Admin Template

This glorious template will definitely catch anyone attention with its design and all features. Vuely is built with VueJS and VuetifyJS. It goes with an easy structure of the components, so you will have no trouble in customizing it. As all the previous ones, the full responsiveness of the template will make it look amazing anywhere. If you start to work with Vuely, you will be fascinated by its pages and all included features. One of the things to notice about the design is its flexibility. You can choose the best color option for your product or use the dark mode.

This template will suit well for any kind of apps – news, magazine, SAAS, E-commerce, Web Analytics and many more. The template has more than 200 UI components. You will also find more than 78 widgets, which you can customize, and fine-looking theme options. The latest update includes 10 new Vuetify elements and Vuetify RTL layout. There are also 2 new dashboards – Crypto Dashboard and CRM Dashboard. In E-commerce, you can find 4 new pages. And UI elements include 8 new components such as banners, overlay, Appbars, File Input, Color Picker, List Items Groups. Vuely Admin Template also has in-built multi-language support with RTL with a language switcher widget, so you can work on your project in your language. 

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Scutum – Professional Material Design UIkit Admin Template 

Scutum Vue Material Admin Template is also one of the catching options on the template market. What differs from the other templates on the list – is that it is based on the UIkit 3 framework. You can download one of the two versions of it – VueJS or HTML. It is a great choice for any backend application. VueJS version is built on Nuxt.js framework. If you look at the design, you can find it simple and colorful, you can see all the information about your product in charts and graphs. For your needs you will find 10 templates of various forms – job application, the checkout form, medical history form, rental application form, and others.

There are lots of ready to use and customizable pages such as invoices, task board, notes, chat and others. The layout is fully responsive and you can customize everything depending on what you need. Scutum goes with more than 80 pages and various custom elements – notifications, tabs, filters, dropdowns and others. It also has a great number of integrated plugins such as calendar, Google Maps, data tables, data Grid, Gantt Chart, Vector Maps, Image Croper and others. The latest update provides you with top menu layout, mini sidebar layout, updated Material Design icons, screenful fullscreen availability and many more to make your work on the app or web site easy and clean. 

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Vuse: VueJs CLI Material Admin

The last one template in our review is Vuse VueJS Admin Template. An elegantly designed template attracts users with its flexibility, clean and good code, many options of themes and modern design. Among themes, the choice is between the dark and semi-dark. The starter kit to the code gives you an opportunity to begin working right after the download. You can see how responsive this template is on every device you wish – tablet, mobile phone or desktop.

The example pages are also one of the primary need of a user – Vuse can give you lots of ready to use pages. The navigation settings are easy to deal with. The colors of themes are customized and you can switch them as you like. There are two different dashboards to understand which one will be better. The template also goes with localization, so it will be easy to work. You will also find some applications, which are built-in – chat app and contacts app. Vuse is compatible with all modern browsers. All the layouts are configurable – it provides vertical navigation, mini sidebar, toolbar and footer. The latest update includes Border Radius Component, Virtual Scrollbar Component and Click Outside Directive.

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