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Coming from Vue 0.x and 1, Vue 2 felt wrong. It didn’t know what it wanted. Classes and hooks and decorators and options and only some obscure combination offer
by gherkinnn 4y ago
Coming from Vue 0.x and 1, Vue 2 felt wrong. It didn’t know what it wanted. Classes and hooks and decorators and options and only some obscure combination offered acceptable TS support.
Having only read the docs, Vue redeemed itself with version 3.
There’s the options API we know and love from v1 and the new and intuitive composition API. The docs make it easy to decide and not to mix them up. And no useEffect fuckery.