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Una biblioteca de componentes web independientes de cualquier framework, de los creadores de Font Awesome. Como son elementos personalizados y no componentes de Vue o React, funcionan en cualquier sitio, y eso es lo que las separa de Vuetify y PrimeVue. Está construida sobre Lit.
Uso Web Awesome, antes llamada Shoelace, para crear interfaces de componentes web reutilizables y basadas en estándares que funcionan con cualquier framework. Llegué a ella después de toparme con los límites de kits de componentes como Bootstrap, Vuetify y Bulma, y está construida sobre Lit.
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Back in February, we looked at how to use Vue.js and Web Awesome to create dropdowns. I wanted to take a moment to look at other ways we can use Vue and Web Awesome to do cool things with Dropdowns. In today’s post, we will use the data files at data.jws.app to populate dropdown…
Previously, we went over how to use wa-card, wa-grid, wa-dropdown, and wa-relative-time. The next post in the Web Awesome/Vue series will be about the wa-radio-group component. This could be useful for wiring up a web form or for writing the interface for a results listing (like…
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