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1.zyronon / douyin

TranslatedVue3 + Pinia imitation of Douyin (TikTok), Vue best practices on mobile. Imitate TikTok, Vue Best practices on Mobile

vue
douyin
js
tiktok
vue3

Vue GPL-3.012K total3.1K forks

+93 stars

from 11,452 · score 4.54

2.bailicangdu / vue2-elm

TranslatedLarge single page application with 45 pages built on vue2 + vuex.

vue
vuex
webpack
es2015
vue-router
sass
+1 more

Vue GPL-2.041K total12K forks

+19 stars

from 40,946 · score 3.00

3.edrys-org / edrys

Edrys is an open and modular remote teaching platform (and the first live LMS)

edrys
education
classroom
virtual-classroom
remote-teaching
edtech

Vue MPL-2.0334 total37 forks

+1 stars

from 333 · score 0.69

4.IlIllII / collecobrary

Making online learning fun and easy.

d3
vuejs
courses
awesome
education
learning

Vue MIT125 total4 forks

+1 stars

from 124 · score 0.69

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