In some ways, Vue is a victim of its own success. I enjoy working with Vue and will continue to support the framework as the transition to version 3 continues.

In some ways, Vue is a victim of its own success. I enjoy working with Vue and will continue to support the framework as the transition to version 3 continues. Ultimately, tough choices need to made and I understand the pushback from long-time users that depend on older features. (I use the term "old" loosely, since time and legacy in the front-end JS is skewed.) Like Python 3, the essence of Vue remains in Vue 3 and the framework will move on.