Vue +1 Since committers and PMC members have limited bandwidth, it makes more sense to focus on the core features like distributed transactions instead of the Console's front-end framework.
For this reason, I recommend using Vue, as it tends to have more consistent coding styles and is easier to maintain. Additionally, as a frontend beginner myself, I find Vue to be more approachable, which is another reason for my recommendation. 😁 On 2025/05/20 01:55:01 Qiufeng Liu wrote: > 1. Background1.1 Current Issues > > Currently, some packages referenced by the Console frontend framework have > not been updated for a long time, leading to dependencies that cannot be > upgraded to the latest versions. This results in frequent security > vulnerabilities and other issues. > 1.2 UI Library Issues > > The UI library currently referenced by the Console frontend framework has > relatively low popularity, incomplete documentation, and is not -friendly > for contributors to quickly get started and iterate. > 2. Purpose2.1 Technology Upgrade > > To restructure existing functionality using a frontend framework and UI > library that are highly popular, well-documented, and have stable update > frequencies. > 2.2 Technology Selection > > To select a framework that considers the current frontend technical > proficiency of contributors. > 3. Frontend Framework Selection3.1 React Stack > > React Official Website <https://react.dev/> > 3.1.1 Global Popularity > > React is likely the most popular frontend framework globally. > 3.1.2 Flexibility > > React offers high flexibility, but the coding styles of different > developers may vary significantly, and different frameworks (e.g., umijs or > icejs) may have distinct writing styles. > 3.1.3 Performance Optimization > > React sometimes requires developers to consider performance optimization, > and different coding styles may lead to noticeable performance differences. > 3.1.4 Dependencies > > The dependencies in the React stack are not unified, for example, global > state management solutions like dva and redux are available. > 3.2 Vue Stack > > Vue Official Website <https://vuejs.org/> > 3.2.1 Global Popularity > > Vue is also highly popular globally, though possibly not as much as React. > 3.2.2 Coding Style > > Vue primarily uses template syntax, resulting in smaller coding style > differences among developers. However, it is less flexible compared to > React. > 3.2.3 Performance Optimization > > Vue includes built-in optimization algorithms, so developers generally do > not need to focus excessively on performance optimization. > 3.2.4 Dependencies > > Vue provides a series of official dependencies for project construction, > with relatively unified packages. > 3.3 Other Frameworks > > The selection of other frameworks will be discussed separately. > 4. UI Library Selection > > The following lists some relatively popular UI libraries for reference. > Specific selections should consider international popularity, the number of > components, and their ease of use. > 4.1 React Series > > - Ant Design: Official Website <https://ant.design/> > - daisyui: Official Website <http://daisyui.com/> > - shadcn: Official Website <https://ui.shadcn.com/> > > 4.2 Vue Series > > - element-ui: Official Website <https://element-plus.org/> > - daisyui: Official Website <http://daisyui.com/> > - vuetifyjs: Official Website <https://vuetifyjs.com/> > - Ant Design Vue: Official Website <https://antdv.com/> > > *5. About TypeScript* > The project will directly adopt TypeScript and no further discussion will > be made. > > > *Which framework and UI library do you want to use the most? Welcome to > reply and discuss.* > -- > > Best Regards, > Qiufeng Liu(liuqiufeng) > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@seata.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@seata.apache.org
