What about Vue?

[DavidVollmers]

Now with the release of @headlessui/react@v2.0.0 I am wondering what is in plan for @headlessui/vue? Will there be feature congruency?

[medz]

Floating ui supports Vue, so I believe building consistency is important. I really look forward to quickly opening @headlessui/vue v2

[philngo]

The React Aria dependency may be harder to replicate exactly in Vue.

[thalesagapito]

I'd also point out that for any future releases it would be nice to get this sort of info right out of the gate. It feels weird to me that a library that supports both Vue and React has no mention of Vue anywhere on the official release post.

[LucaRed]

To be fair, the blog post is called "Headless UI v2.0 for React", but I agree it's a bit weird to see no mention of Vue at all.

I hope Vue support is coming soon, because there's a big Laravel community that loves Vue and this library is top notch 👌

[philngo]

The blog post introducing the catalyst preview from Dec 2023 ("Introducing Catalyst: A modern UI kit for React"), did briefly mention Vue.

These improvements are React-only for now during this early alpha period, but we plan to bring all of these improvements to Vue as well before tagging v2.0.

[DavidVollmers]

Well that didn't happen 😄

[philngo]

I'm guessing they meant before tagging @headlessui/vue@v2.0.0

[cmcmanus96]

I feel bad "complaining" because I know the Tailwind team is releasing banger after banger, and React users are certainly eating good right now, but it would definitely just be nice to know if Vue is even still on the roadmap for the future. I honestly don't even care about a date! I think I just have some (probably irrational) fear that Vue is being abandoned for releases going forward so the team can focus building for React. I don't imagine having to support & maintain two flavors of the library is ideal. Those guys certainly don't owe us anything, but any communication would be appreciated. I have a losing record on getting a response when I ask on Twitter 😅

[DavidVollmers]

Well they certainly owe any paying tailwindui customer who relies on VueJS an answer and potentially more...

[cmcmanus96]

Well, to play devils advocate, you could call Tailwind UI a finished product. While Tailwind UI does use Headless UI for the components, they've already delivered on the product (and even added more, for free, since initial launch!). We're not losing anything, we're just also not gaining a 1:1 match with React on the Headless UI side.

[DavidVollmers]

With the catalyst UI kit which is part of tailwindui this looks different since it is using the new react features.