Interview with Evan You — the creator of the Vue.js
summary
Vue 3 is production-ready for new projects and the core is a near-complete rewrite that trades old internals for a compiler-driven, virtual-DOM approach that yields big performance wins. Migration needs are concrete: try the Composition API via the migration plugin, expect some dependency gaps, and use the planned migration tooling. Type work is intense, router and state libs are delegated to maintainers, and the roadmap favors incremental evolution with attention to compiler optimizations and DX.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:00What do you feel about the release
- 3:08Vuejs is ready for new projects
- 4:18Preparing for migration
- 5:50Most challenging part of development
- 9:30How are you handling all RFCs
- 11:07How do you organize your workflow
- 14:25Are you still trying to control community development
- 16:00Does the composition api kill Vuejs
- 17:48Vuejs style guides
- 19:24Framework development
- 21:36Vue 2 to Vue 3
- 23:00Future of Vue
- 32:21Future of Vuejs
- 35:46Why Vuejs
- 38:13Vuejs features from the community
- 40:51How can we help
- 42:50Sponsorships
- 44:34Developer QA
