Releases: Shuashuaa/amiresponsive
v2.0.0-Stable
Amiresponsive
is a tool to check the responsiveness of websites without using an actual gadgets. bu.. but not for prod!.
What(s) new? ✨
Unlike version 1, in version 2 I still used Vue.js3 but with TypeScript, Vite, and TailwindCSS in replacement of Vuetify3.
The application size (gzipped) was reduced from154.82kb
to56.63kb
minified as twice!.
- Vuejs3 => Vuejs3 TypeScript
- Vite
- Vuetify3 => TailwindCSS
- Can now output both global (https) and local (http) systems
- New user interface
- Minified and made faster using TailwindCSS ⚡
- Remade using vuejs with typescript
Roadmap v2.1.0 ⏳
- Output can be downloaded as png
- Users can create an account
- Users created an account can save their outputs via inventory
Full Changelog: v1.0.0-alpha...v2.0.0-Stable
v0.0.1-alpha
AM I RESPONSIVE
I want to mimic one of the popular websites for front-end developers called am i responsive, a web application that provides a visual for a website's responsiveness on different devices.
I created my version using Vue.js 3, Vite, and Vuetify 3, and found that the result is fulfilling.
As I studied more about UI concepts, UI libraries, and UI frameworks, I ended up with the idea of remaking the first version that I made with a faster utility-first CSS framework called TailwindCSS.
Unlike version 1, in version 2 I still used Vue.js 3 but with TypeScript, Vite, and TailwindCSS in replacement of Vuetify3.
The application size (gzipped) was reduced from 154.82kb to 56.63kb minified as twice!.
Refer to the link below for Shuashua's Am I Responsive - Version 2.
https://github.com/Shuashuaa/Amiresponsive/releases/edit/v2.0.0-stable
Full Changelog: v1.0.0-alpha...v1.0.0-alpha