@@atinux Hey Sébastien! I'm a big fan of nuxt and its ecosystem. We've been using Nuxt v2 and v3 for several projects already. To be honest I haven't tried using Nuxt UI v3, so I can't judge on the new version. But what made me switch back to PrimeVue were the following factors: - I've been using PrimeVue since early version 3 and Nuxt v2, so I'm used to it and know where everything is. So I can build new features quicker. - The theming in PrimeVue is a great feature which was a bit harder to achieve with Nuxt UI in v2. - Customizing components with the passthrough and the amount of slots is very handy. What I do like about Nuxt UI is the component style. It looks really modern and fresh. -------- Btw I just checked out the v3 docs for Nuxt UI and it looks like theming, together with tailwind v4, is quite a lot better :) I'll for sure have to give it a try some time when Nuxt UI v3 is stable or in the beta.
@@atinux components, options and customization of existing components, the assurance that some options will not change or disappear between minor versions, etc; you guys are doing a great job with NuxtUI, but compared to other UI libraries, it's still like a boy
My Team worked with Element UI in Vue 2... in Vue 3 we switched to Quasar and some years later to PrimeVue... and what can i say, we are pretty happy with PrimeVue and it's customizations modes.
As a Svelte User, this is making me quite jealous... Used Vue3 for the first time in a mini project a few weeks back, and it was quite a pleasant experience. Might consider looking into Vue more.
can I override and customize in (s)CSS? or is it just js config based? whole point ov tailwind v4 is to provide way to config it via css, no need to js mergng etc...
Nuxt UI is awesome, but has quite a lot of annoying bugs. What Component might work with the current version, might be semi-broken the next nuxt ui update comes out. So I usually stick to a version, then use pnpm patch to fix the stuff myself.
Not a NuxtUI hater, but every time i try using it i go back to Shadcn/ui. The customization is way easier, changing global components are way easier. It just beats NuxtUI in everything and more
@andreyanugrahputra3222 i am trying to create a fully customized primeVue with custom color palette, which will also change default color classes like primary, secondary etc.
Where does having monetisation makes it less better? it allow to have people working full time on it and avoid having the project abandoned after a while
😂 who uses material ui, material design has to be the worst frontend invention ever, looking back, there is nothing great that google has ever created used by developers..maybe flutter but its still bad with alot of nesting.
why are you not showing the real UI that has a pro tier for NuxtUI? also Primevue destroys both of them combined and the integration with nuxt it's just 2 lines of code.
I really like PrimeVue but what you are saying is not true. He is showing the free components which are open source and are more than 60. Also, Nuxt UI has of the most complete Figma kit and is free, don’t think PrimeVue Figma kit is. Keep in mind that those teams work hard to provide you a free UI library that you can use to save you time, so you can show a little bit of respect to them at least 💚
@@atinux60? The nuxt UI list shows 42, variants don't count. Primevue has 92, it has way better docs (here the difference is huge) and customization on both component and theme level (they are as simple or complex as you need). Also you can import only what you need on nuxt config if you want to go lightweight. I haven't compared the figma kits as I do coding only, but for me as a developer the difference is huge, in terms of style they look kind of the same as the style that got popular with shadcn is dominant and a commodity nowadays. Specially when you consider practical considerations for big apps, there's no chance for nuxtui to get close to primevue. So idk what is not truth about what I said. Also I wasn't being disrespectful with NuxtUI nor their developers, my main comment is related to the content format. When you visit their project a part is open-source, I have no problems with that, the video shows something different.
![Lp. Сердце Вселенной #60 РОЖДЕНИЕ ЛОЛОЛОШКИ [Финал] • Майнкрафт](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YoR0pAV9FVQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Used nuxt ui for a project once, moved back to PrimeVue as soon as v4 came out.
Would love to hear what’s missing from your point of view!
@@atinux Hey Sébastien! I'm a big fan of nuxt and its ecosystem. We've been using Nuxt v2 and v3 for several projects already. To be honest I haven't tried using Nuxt UI v3, so I can't judge on the new version. But what made me switch back to PrimeVue were the following factors:
- I've been using PrimeVue since early version 3 and Nuxt v2, so I'm used to it and know where everything is. So I can build new features quicker.
- The theming in PrimeVue is a great feature which was a bit harder to achieve with Nuxt UI in v2.
- Customizing components with the passthrough and the amount of slots is very handy.
What I do like about Nuxt UI is the component style. It looks really modern and fresh.
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Btw I just checked out the v3 docs for Nuxt UI and it looks like theming, together with tailwind v4, is quite a lot better :)
I'll for sure have to give it a try some time when Nuxt UI v3 is stable or in the beta.
@@atinux components, options and customization of existing components, the assurance that some options will not change or disappear between minor versions, etc; you guys are doing a great job with NuxtUI, but compared to other UI libraries, it's still like a boy
This is exactly what happened with me
@@Vladimir-eb8velooking forward to see when PrimeVue will support Tailwind 4 :)
My Team worked with Element UI in Vue 2... in Vue 3 we switched to Quasar and some years later to PrimeVue... and what can i say, we are pretty happy with PrimeVue and it's customizations modes.
As a Svelte User, this is making me quite jealous...
Used Vue3 for the first time in a mini project a few weeks back, and it was quite a pleasant experience. Might consider looking into Vue more.
Shadcn ui for vue?
PrimeVue is best
Radix
can I override and customize in (s)CSS? or is it just js config based? whole point ov tailwind v4 is to provide way to config it via css, no need to js mergng etc...
can you do a lit of UI libraries that are not build on top of tailwind, but just pure vanilla css
i have 4 projects based on nuxt UI v2.. and now v3 coming and i dont know what to do.. how to migrat. do i need to migrate.. frustrating little bit
I can help you
hey, me too!
NuxtUI is already good. But the fact we can now use v3 with Vue, is game changer. It can become the std in the ecosystem.
I was expecting PrimeVue V4 but this is nice too
Nuxt UI is awesome, but has quite a lot of annoying bugs. What Component might work with the current version, might be semi-broken the next nuxt ui update comes out.
So I usually stick to a version, then use pnpm patch to fix the stuff myself.
Not a NuxtUI hater, but every time i try using it i go back to Shadcn/ui. The customization is way easier, changing global components are way easier. It just beats NuxtUI in everything and more
You use shadcn ui with nuxt . I have a error in installing
Please, is shadcn compatible with nuxtjs ?
@ yes I installed two months ago but there are many errors
I'm actually the opposite, I can't stand shadcn
@ juste use UIThing is alternative
Better than Quasar?
Can you do a video on PrimeVue Customization with nuxt/vue ?
what component / part u trying to customize ?
@andreyanugrahputra3222 i am trying to create a fully customized primeVue with custom color palette, which will also change default color classes like primary, secondary etc.
Looks good, but it’ll take something really amazing for me to switch
still prefer naiveUI for vue more than nuxtUI. or maybe if there was no monetization on top of nuxtui it would be better
Where does having monetisation makes it less better? it allow to have people working full time on it and avoid having the project abandoned after a while
If you like material UI and want everything at ease, you should go with Quasar
😂 who uses material ui, material design has to be the worst frontend invention ever, looking back, there is nothing great that google has ever created used by developers..maybe flutter but its still bad with alot of nesting.
Noice
naive ui
why are you not showing the real UI that has a pro tier for NuxtUI? also Primevue destroys both of them combined and the integration with nuxt it's just 2 lines of code.
I really like PrimeVue but what you are saying is not true.
He is showing the free components which are open source and are more than 60.
Also, Nuxt UI has of the most complete Figma kit and is free, don’t think PrimeVue Figma kit is.
Keep in mind that those teams work hard to provide you a free UI library that you can use to save you time, so you can show a little bit of respect to them at least 💚
@@atinux60? The nuxt UI list shows 42, variants don't count. Primevue has 92, it has way better docs (here the difference is huge) and customization on both component and theme level (they are as simple or complex as you need). Also you can import only what you need on nuxt config if you want to go lightweight. I haven't compared the figma kits as I do coding only, but for me as a developer the difference is huge, in terms of style they look kind of the same as the style that got popular with shadcn is dominant and a commodity nowadays. Specially when you consider practical considerations for big apps, there's no chance for nuxtui to get close to primevue. So idk what is not truth about what I said. Also I wasn't being disrespectful with NuxtUI nor their developers, my main comment is related to the content format. When you visit their project a part is open-source, I have no problems with that, the video shows something different.
I liked prime vue more
You explain it very fast badd