> We'll see how Vue fairs in the long run if they never make any big shifts, I suppose. Vue 2 to Vue 3 has felt like a big shift. Big enough to leave most libr

> We'll see how Vue fairs in the long run if they never make any big shifts, I suppose. Vue 2 to Vue 3 has felt like a big shift. Big enough to leave most libraries incompatible with Vue3 and a lot of community forks spread around while library authors work out how (and if) to support both versions. Vue 3 is an improvement to work with IMO but it's a rewrite your code kind of upgrade.