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I'm using Vue 2.0 and I should work with swipe gestures. I have checked that there is one official plugin (named vue-touch) but as they say, Vue 2.0 is not supported yet.
Which libraries are available for Vue 2.0 to implement touch events?
I checked and there already is a vue-touch for Vue 2.0, it is on another branch though:
This branch is only compatible with Vue 1.0. For the Vue 2.0 compatible rewrite, see the next branch
https://github.com/vuejs/vue-touch/tree/next
You can easily use Hammer directly in Vue. Create Vue directives to wrap the Hammer touch events you're interested in. Do this once for your whole app. This is easy and shouldn't put you off.
Vue2-hammer (1600 weekly npm downloads) also wraps hammer but for the moment I'm choosing to do this directly. Vue2-touch-events (5000 weekly npm downloads) does not leverage Hammer, which seems brave.
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I have a vue3 cli app, which needs to support SSR for SEO concerns.
I want to use pages and layouts features of nuxt.js, but currently it doesn't support vue3.
So what to do now..? is there any framework like nuxt.js but supports vue3..?
Update 8/8/2022
Nuxt 3.0.0-rc.6 is now available and supports Vue 3. Beware that it is missing functionality from Nuxt 2, but I feel the switch is already quite worth it.
Check this roadmap to see various module statuses.
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You can use the composition API in Nuxt with the Nuxt Composition API module. It's experimental and not a final release but it may serve your purposes. From the docs:
#nuxtjs/composition-api provides a way to use the Vue 3 Composition API in with Nuxt-specific features.
Of course you could also continue to use Vue 2 with Nuxt.
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About 1.5 months ago, the official Nuxt Twitter mentioned posting a roadmap for Nuxt 3 soon
You can see a Nuxt 3 roadmap slideshow here. Use the arrows in the slider to scroll it down.
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I'm working on some sorting of data on the frontend and using VueJS in the application.
Instead of writing the logic for sorting, I want to know is there any library I can use for that?
There are a lot of libraries you can use for sorting.
But, are you just looking for Vue.js specific libraries for sorting?
If yes, then which version of Vue.js is your application running?
If you're on Vue.js 1 then you can simply use the orderBy filter.
You need to import and use the lodash instead, if you are on Vue.js 2.
https://v2.vuejs.org/v2/guide/migration.html#Replacing-the-orderBy-Filter
Another one you can use is Vuetify, a material component framework for Vue.js 2.
https://vuetifyjs.com/en/components/data-tables
Apart from Vue.js, you can use the Bootstrap data table and many other options are out there.
Also, next time include some code in your question highlighting the issue you're stuck on instead of asking some theoretical question whose answer you can get on Google.
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In Swift I would use locale, something similar to this answer. Android seems also to have it.
Is there a wrapper for this functionality for React Native?
There are lots of little bits of data that you often need relating to countries, and I couldn't find any easy to use source of it. So I compiled it all here.
Installing
npm install country-data
country-data
You can refer to the link above - it will help you to get all country with all the information to do mappings for country codes.
well, in React Native there are a lot of third parties available for this, one that I have used is react-native-country-picker-modal. To install just run yarn add react-native-country-picker-modal or npm install react-native-country-picker-modal you can visit this link
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I want to integrate Joomla with one of existing applications. My application is also in PHP but I don't want to integrate at database level instead looking for API to access Joomla features like adding page etc. JFussion is available but its functionality is only limited to user functionality
Write your own component for Joomla!, create your own API in it to get parameters and output your desired data.
As far as I know there's no component to do that out-of-the-box and if there is it may not be suitable for your needs. Writing a customized component for your own needs is the best way and it's not that hard if you can understand basic concepts of Joomla! component-creating and object-oriented php programming.
That's what I did for my own component!
This may help: Developing a Model-View-Controller Component for Joomla! 2.5
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I'm using an old component of Symfony 1.4 called Templating. I'm searching the documentation (API reference).
I search, and found an example of Component Templating.
This appears to be the documentation, but was REDIRECT to new 2.0 version (result API | sfTemplateHelperJavascripts Class | Symfony Templating ).
I don't want to use the version 2.0 or Twig templates. I'm performing a maintenance of an old big system.
Symfony Components are now part of Symfony 2.0, that's why it redirects to the current website.
Anyway, thanks to web.archive.org, you can still access the old Symfony Component website. And see the documentation for the Templating (api, etc ..).