PrimeVue v4 Stopped Active Dev: OpenVue Takes Over on MIT

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  1. openvue

    The Vue UI component library, continued. 80+ components, MIT licensed, maintained by openvi-foundation.

    OpenVue is currently in 1.0.0-rc.0. You can explore interactive documentation, component showcases, and API specifications at openvue.dev, or review the codebase on GitHub. If your team depends on PrimeVue v4 under MIT and requires continued active development, we invite you to evaluate the project, star the repository, and join the community.

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