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    > I keep bumping into the fact that using mentally cheap signals of quality (such as stars or DL counts) almost never indicates the quality of the thing itself.
I find that docs are typically a really good proxy for quality. Solid docs with clear expression of intent (design, usage, features) is usually a good sign.

Astro.js, VueUse, Quasar (it's ugly, but amazing).



I've never used it, but I'm surprised to never hear anything bad about Quasar.

It seems like a pretty niche project with am enthusiastic following. Like Elm, but even more niche.


The components are the most complete set I've come across and cover a really broad famit of use cases. Docs are really good. Great toolset for building fast (though AI now may bias towards Tailwind and just generate whatever you need).




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