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TLDR

A community-curated directory of Vue.js libraries, tools, tutorials, and resources organized by category to help developers find what they need in the Vue ecosystem.

Mindmap

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  root((awesome-vue))
    What it is
      Curated directory
      Community maintained
      No runnable code
    Content categories
      Official resources
      Tutorials and courses
      UI components
      Developer tools
    Use cases
      Find libraries
      Learn Vue.js
      Evaluate ecosystem
    Audience
      Vue developers
      Project starters
      Beginners

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Find a Vue component library for data tables, charts, or form validation when starting a new project.

USE CASE 2

Discover learning resources like tutorials, courses, and books to get up to speed with Vue.js.

USE CASE 3

Evaluate whether Vue.js has mature third-party tools and libraries for your specific use case.

USE CASE 4

Browse production companies using Vue.js to understand real-world adoption and use cases.

Tech stack

MarkdownVue.js

Getting it running

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In plain English

Awesome Vue is a community-maintained directory of resources, libraries, tools, and projects related to Vue.js, a popular JavaScript framework for building web interfaces. The repository itself contains no runnable code, it is an extensively categorized reference list, formatted as a long Markdown document. Vue.js has a very large ecosystem with thousands of third-party packages, tutorials, courses, and tools built around it. The challenge for a developer entering this ecosystem is knowing what actually exists and which packages are worth using. This list addresses that by organizing everything into a hierarchical table of contents: official resources and documentation, external tutorials and video courses, books and podcasts, companies that use Vue.js in production, and an extensive components and libraries section that covers virtually every category of UI widget or utility you might need, data tables, date pickers, form validators, drag-and-drop, rich text editors, charts, maps, state management libraries, authentication helpers, testing tools, and much more. Each entry is a link to the relevant GitHub repository or website, often with a brief description. The list is community-maintained, meaning anyone can submit a pull request to add a new resource. You would use this repository at the start of a Vue.js project when searching for a specific type of component or tool, when evaluating whether Vue.js has an ecosystem mature enough for your needs, or when looking for learning resources. It is essentially a curated search index for the Vue.js world. There is no programming language involved, it is purely structured documentation.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I'm building a Vue.js app and need a date picker component. Search awesome-vue for date picker libraries and tell me which ones are most popular.
Prompt 2
Show me the state management libraries listed in awesome-vue and explain when to use each one.
Prompt 3
I'm new to Vue.js. What tutorials and learning resources does awesome-vue recommend for beginners?
Prompt 4
Find all the form validation and drag-and-drop libraries in awesome-vue and compare their features.
Prompt 5
List the testing tools and frameworks recommended in awesome-vue for Vue.js projects.
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