Video: Vuetify 3 Enhancements Overview

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Hi, I'm John Leader, the creator of Viewtify. Viewtify 3 is the upcoming version with new design concepts, improved usability, and compatibility with modern browsers. The framework has added new features like a validation system, style diversity, semantic customization options, and a density concept. Enhanced customization options, improved performance, and advanced browser support with CSS variables are also highlights of Viewtify 3.

This talk has been presented at Vue.js London Live 2021, check out the latest edition of this JavaScript Conference.

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Viewtify 3 is the next version of the Viewtify framework, set to release in February of next year. It includes numerous updates and new features aimed at improving usability, design consistency, and performance.

Viewtify 3 is scheduled for release in February of next year.

Key updates in Viewtify 3 include the completion of basic compute components, new design concepts, additional interfaces for easier interaction, improved usability, and new browser features. It also includes a new validation system and enhanced animation positioning for menus and dialogues.

Viewtify 3 includes around 42 basic components such as alerts, banners, ratings, buttons, chips, and avatars.

Viewtify 3 features a new validation system that allows for both synchronous and asynchronous validation. This system is more flexible and can be used with multiple components and elements.

The 'density' concept in Viewtify 3, borrowed from Material Design, defines how much vertical space a component occupies. It allows for more compact design options, letting users create applications with less blocky and more space-efficient layouts.

Semantic customization options in Viewtify 3 refer to normalized design aspects that are categorized for ease of use. This includes a new concept called 'variants' which homogenizes functionality across multiple components, making design choices more consistent.

The animation positioning system in Viewtify 3 has been enhanced to make menus and dialogues animate based on their activator's location. This improves the visual feel and performance, resulting in crisp, jitter-free animations.

Viewtify 3 offers improved developer experience with a new VITE plugin, faster compilation times, and better customization options using CSS variables. It also supports advanced browser features like Focus Within.

You can try the alpha version of Viewtify 3 by visiting next.Viewtifyjs.com. You can also follow the releases on the GitHub releases board or join the community on Discord at community.Viewtifyjs.com.

John Leider
John Leider
20 min
21 Oct, 2021

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