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Vue removed real two-way-binding in 2.0. The v-model you commonly see is just syntax sugar. Also, here's the obligatory "Vue supports JSX" link: https://medium
by yunyu 9y ago
Vue removed real two-way-binding in 2.0. The v-model you commonly see is just syntax sugar.
Also, here's the obligatory "Vue supports JSX" link: https://medium.com/js-dojo/using-jsx-with-vue-js-846f4fbbf07f https://medium.com/js-dojo/using-jsx-with-vue-js-846f4fbbf07...
I personally feel that JSX feels a bit "unnatural" compared to Vue's DSL, but that's a matter of opinion. It's always good to have the option :)
- Kiro 9y agoThanks! That's cool and yes, it supports JSX but it's still not a first-class citizen like in React. I don't know the practical implications though since I haven't used so maybe my fear is unfounded.