Mobile UI Components built on Vue
BorderUI is a cutting-edge UI development framework built on Vue.js, specifically designed for optimizing development and production builds efficiently. With its robust structure allowing for both development and production versions, it streamlines the process for developers, making it accessible to both novice and seasoned programmers alike. The framework emphasizes an organized source code structure and offers comprehensive documentation to guide users through its various features.
Harnessing the power of Vue-CLI, BorderUI enables rapid prototyping and deployment of UI components while ensuring scalability. Its thoughtful architecture and the incorporation of tools such as Stylus for styling and ESLint for code quality enhance the overall development experience.
Development Builds: Easily create development versions using the serve command, defaulting to a local server on http://localhost:8080 for quick previews and testing.
Production Builds: Effortlessly generate optimized production builds with the build command, with all compiled results conveniently stored in the dist/ folder.
Structured Source Code: Organized into easily navigable folders, the source code includes components, styles, and views that correspond directly to individual components.
Stylus Compilation: Utilizes Stylus for component styling, providing a powerful and flexible way to manage CSS within the project.
Linting and Coding Standards: Incorporates .editorconfig and ESLint to ensure code quality and consistency, making it easier for teams to collaborate effectively.
Comprehensive Documentation: Detailed documentation is available, guiding users through setup, development, and best practices, which can be invaluable for both new and experienced developers.
Contribution Guidance: Clear contributing guidelines ensure that any additional features or fixes maintain the high standards of the project, promoting a collaborative development environment.
Local Development Server: The ability to run a local server with the docs:dev command facilitates easy access to documentation and testing during development.
