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I'm intrigued by Vue. I am also traumatized by the almost complete lack to continuity from Angular 1 → 2. Does anyone know if API stability is a value of Vue's?
by shawkinaw 10y ago
I'm intrigued by Vue. I am also traumatized by the almost complete lack to continuity from Angular 1 → 2. Does anyone know if API stability is a value of Vue's? I don't want to learn something if it will all be different in 6 months.
- andrei_says_ 10y agoThere were breaking changes between v.1 and v.2. That being said, API stability is definitely a priority.
- camus2 10y ago> There were breaking changes between v.1 and v.2. That being said, API stability is definitely a priority. "Breaking changes" is a euphemism. These are 2 completely different frameworks that only share a name, nothing more. Both versions share 0 API.
- gnud 10y agoI think GP was talking about Vue, and you were talking about Angular? The shift in Vue from 1->2 isn't that massive.
- andrei_says_ 10y agoSpeaking about Vue. There's definitely shared API. The breaking changes were very well documented and there was a tool which would analyze a project and recommend upgrade path.
- tribby 10y agothe 1->2 transition was handled with grace -- very helpful warning messages and even a migration tool. all breaking changes seemed necessary and it wasn't hard to pick up at all. only real pain point is googling an error message to find a discussion about a different version than the one you're using etc.