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Vue gets that part pretty right at least, they work hard not to break things unnecessarily across versions and never in version (in my experience). Nothing lik
by noir_lord 7y ago
Vue gets that part pretty right at least, they work hard not to break things unnecessarily across versions and never in version (in my experience).
Nothing like jQuery's track record but they don't have the history yet to call on.
- pier25 7y agoYeah, you can still use the component object notation in Vue 2. AFAIK they will keep that in Vue 3 too but the team is moving onto a new hook-like API after cancelling the class based components.
- noir_lord 7y agoI was bummed they cancelled the class based approach as it’s one I use and like but they did it before 3 was released so not the end of the world.