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Hello @seanbuscay ! Thank you! :D You're very much welcome. About the directory structure pattern I think we can talk about it. This will be written by all of us. |
Hello @seanbuscay ! Sorry for making you wait for so long. I also think the vue-material-boilerplate directory structure is very good. I'm using it in several large scale apps nowadays and devs are liking it. There's another one from Nuxt. Have you heard about it? |
I'll check it out. Thank you. |
@seanbuscay I'll close this issue for now. Reopen it when you want. Thank you once again :D |
Before anything congratulations @pablohpsilva . Your guide has an incredible quality! I don't know if it fits to quote in this "issue" or create a new one, but one thing that I miss is a reference about the organizations of resources and components of the app. When I used to develop in Angular 1x, I used the styleguide do John Papa, and in it there is a topic about this point: https://github.com/johnpapa/angular-styleguide/blob/master/a1/i18n/pt-BR.md#application-structure I wonder if you think is good create a topic in the styleguide about this possible resource? |
Hello @welintonti ! Thank you dude! :D |
great suggestions are always welcome, some hints:
It should be maybe a section at https://github.com/vuejs/awesome-vue something like "recommended big vue project structure" |
Hello.
It is great to have found your style guide.
While learning Vue I found it is flexible; allowing multiple ways to accomplish the same functionality. The flexibility also presents a challenge when trying to determine which approach to take.
Your approach of using Why/How to describe a uniform set of patterns is excellent. Thank you.
Having read your explanations for the directory structure in your recent post regarding the vue-material-boilerplate, I'd like to suggest adding a version of it to this style guide.
Thanks again. I found your style guide yesterday while looking for tips on a good directory structure and then today saw your post. Both helped answer my questions.
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