In this article, we'll dive into the insights and trends of the VUE ecosystem shared by Yuxi You at the VUEJS Nation 2024 conference.
vue.JS, as an important framework in the field of front-end development, is constantly evolving and expanding its capabilities. Recently, Yuxi You shared a series of insights on the VUE ecosystem at VUEJS NATION 2024, including VITE 5's impact on VUE, macros, vapor mode, common misconceptions, new features or functionality, support for the Option API in future releases, VitePress, and more.
2.1. How does Vite 5 improve VUE performance?
The performance gains in Vite 5 are mainly aimed at Vite itself, but users who use Vite can also enjoy these benefits. Yuxi You recommends that users update to the latest version of "ViteJS Plugin-Vue" to get the most out of Vue34. Improved project build performance.
2.2、 vue.Will more macros be added to the core JS functionality?
vue.The JS team is very cautious when considering integrating new macros into Vue core. Currently, there are no plans to introduce new macros to Vue. Macros are conceptual proposals or ideas that have not yet been formally incorporated into Vue and are designed to explore and extend the additional features and syntactic sugars of Vue.
2.3. What is the latest development of Vue's steam mode?
The initial runtime implementation of Steam mode and the compiler are largely complete, and a functional testground has been established, but is still under development. This mode requires no complex migration or preparation, and can activate steam mode for specific components that need to be optimized, aiming to develop a non-virtual DOM mode to improve performance.
2.4、 vue.What are some common misconceptions about JS?
Some popular misconceptions include poor support for JSX and TypeScript, and the idea that Vue is only for simple applications. However, more and more large and well-known brands are starting to use Vue to develop complex web applications.
2.5. Future versions of vueWhat are some exciting new features or functionality in JS?
The most significant innovation currently being developed in the Vue ecosystem is the Steam mode. In addition, there have been improvements to the Vue core, including:
Reconstruct the reactive system.
Parser acceleration and single-file component (SFC) build performance improvements.
Stabilize the definemodel.
Shorthand support for v-bind.
Improved handling of hydration error handling.
2.6. Are there any plans to remove the Option API in a future release?
There are no plans to remove the Option API in a future release, and it is perfectly feasible to keep the Composition API and the Option API.
2.7. Will Vue 3 completely move to Vite and abandon Webpack?
Vue plans to continue to support webpack and vite for the foreseeable future and will not abandon webpack.
2.8. Others
A stable version of the suspense component is planned. Why definemodels can't react deeply to objects and arrays: Modifying props directly is not recommended due to the additional tracking implications. In this case, the depth reaction becomes unnecessary, returning a new object at a time.
The Vue ecosystem and its framework itself continue to evolve aggressively, focusing on improving performance, reactivity, and advancing non-virtual DOM patterns. It's worth noting that Vue maintains a high degree of flexibility, supports the Option API and Composition API, and ensures compatibility with popular packaging tools like Webpack and Vite. The stable release of new features such as definemodel and v-bind, as well as other developments, are testament to Vue's current and future viability and potential.February** Dynamic Incentive Program