CodedThemes has officially launched Berry Vue Admin Dashboard v1.7.0. This update targets both existing users managing long-term projects and new teams looking for a solid foundation. Our focus for this release wasn’t just adding features, it was about architectural maturity. We refined the codebase to align with modern Vuetify standards and integrated essential features natively, ensuring your development workflow is seamless.
Why was this update needed?
We planned this release to tackle the specific friction points developers hit when scaling an admin template into a production app.
- Solving inconsistency: Without strict linting, teams often struggle to keep code styles consistent.
- Ecosystem alignment: The Vue and Vuetify ecosystems move fast. Locking dependencies to older versions creates technical debt, so we prioritized upgrading core packages to their latest stable releases.
- Feedback-driven features: You asked for better native handling of theming and internationalization. Instead of relying on custom workarounds, we decided to bake these in as core, standardized features.
What have we improved in the latest version?
This version focuses on high-impact changes that improve UI reliability and developer experience.
New features & integrations
- System mode (Dark/Light toggle): We introduced a native System Mode. The dashboard now automatically detects and adapts to the user’s OS preferences, improving accessibility the moment the app loads.
- Improved Vue-i18n & Vuetify integration: While vue-i18n has always been part of Berry, we have refactored it to seamlessly integrate directly with Vuetify. This ensures smoother translation management across your UI components without conflict.
Component & UI enhancements
We audited our existing components to ensure stability:
- Form elements: Updates to Autocomplete, Buttons, Textfields, Sliders, and Form Validation logic.
- Data display: Refined designs for Cards, Chips, Tabs, Alerts, Progress bars, and Treeviews.
- Visual polish: We addressed multiple UI edge cases to ensure pixel-perfect rendering across different screen sizes.
Code quality & architecture
- Unified prettier & ESLint workflow: We have optimized the development workflow by merging Prettier directly into the ESLint configuration. Previously, these required separate commands; now, you can handle both linting and code formatting with a single command, speeding up your CI/CD and local development.
- Plugin optimization: We removed the third-party mask plugin. It isn’t required anymore, and dropping it reduces the final bundle size.
How this update helps developers
This update cuts down on the “configuration fatigue” typical of admin templates. By standardizing the code style with Prettier and ESLint, we save you the time usually spent formatting code or debating syntax in pull requests.
Plus, the native integration of i18n and System Mode means you don’t have to build these basics from scratch; they are ready to go, following best practices.
Check out the new System Mode and polished components in our live demo.
License & usage
Berry Vue offers Single, Multiple, Extended, and Multi Extended licenses to fit projects of any scale. You can check the product license here.
Berry Vue v1.7.0 is our commitment to a high-quality, maintainable foundation for your applications. By prioritizing code hygiene and native integrations, we ensure Berry remains a reliable choice for your next Vue project.
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