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Quasar Framework
Quasar Framework (also known as Quasar) is a JavaScript library. It is maintained by a community of individual developers.

Quasar is based on Vue.js, implements the Material Design 2.0 layout by Google and can be used as a base in the development of a single-page, desktop or mobile applications, as it provides build modes to compile target application from one codebase. It can be extended with a custom or existing 3rd party libraries via so-called App extensions.

History
Quasar was created by Razvan Stoenescu after he left his work at ... to create a performance-focused framework. The work started on XXX and the first source code commit to the project was dated April 2015, and Quasar was first released the following August, in 2016.

Multiple build targets
Quasar CLI uses underlying technologies - Cordova, Capacitor and Electron to build applications for multiple target platforms:
 * SPAs (Single Page App)
 * SSR (Server-side Rendered App) (+ optional PWA client takeover)
 * PWAs (Progressive Web App)
 * Mobile Apps (Android, iOS, …) through Cordova or Capacitor
 * Multi-platform Desktop Apps (using Electron)

Quasar can be used in three modes:
 * UMD/Standalone (embed into an existing project through CDN, progressive integration)
 * Quasar CLI (the premium developer experience for free, recommended)
 * Vue CLI 3 plugin

Ecosystem
The core framework comes with a set of Vue components using Material Design 2.0, custom Vue directives, Quasar plugins, App extensions and utils developed by the core team and contributors.

Official Tooling

 * Quasar CLI - Standard tooling for rapid Quasar development

Official Libraries

 * Quasar App Extensions - Set of official plugins extending the core Quasar functionalities