Summary

In this chapter, we unlocked a powerful capability: we started with what we learned in Chapter 6 and built a web application. Using Quasar’s available features, we processed our code and deployed our web application as a standalone desktop application that’s suitable for multiple platforms.

We also adopted another framework to build an app. Instead of Vuetify, we relied on the default components that Quasar offers. This way, we’ve seen and experienced slight differences in code styles in building applications, using frameworks and build tools. We also experienced similarities, for instance, in the usage of Pinia as a centralized store.

This way of app building is not always the most suitable. There are some limitations and tradeoffs. On the upside, you only have to build one application and can deploy it to multiple targets. The cost efficiency of this development method makes it a serious candidate for multi-platform strategies.

In the next chapter...