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summary
Vue 2 reaches V2 end of life: code stays on npm/CDNs but no more official fixes and paid HeroDevs support is offered for compliance; Vite 5 speeds up builds via Vite 5 file-resolution improvements and watcher/fs optimizations (upgrade the Vue plugin to gain 3.4 benefits); Vapor mode has a runtime and compiler chunks, a Vapor mode playground, aims for a todo-MVC demo and interop with Vue 3 VDOM, initially opt‑in and feature‑subset. VitePress 1.0 is effectively ready.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:10V2 has reached its end of life
- 3:52How does V5 improve Vue performance
- 5:12Vuejs macros
- 7:56Whats the latest on View Vapor mode
- 9:23Will ecosystem components need to be migrated to Vapor
- 10:51Most challenging aspect of creating Vuejs
- 12:18Misconceptions about Vue
- 15:34Future Vue features
- 17:58What are you most excited about
- 19:11Reactivity system
- 20:46Inspiring projects
- 24:36Frameworks in libraries
- 27:31Sharing open source
- 28:43Other projects
- 29:48Switching projects
- 31:25Vue loader
- 31:55Vue test
- 32:34suspense
- 33:48options API
- 35:06Advice for new developers
- 36:28Switching from React to Vue
- 38:54Current state of React
- 42:34Vue over the wire
- 46:32VPress
- 47:29Future of frontend development using Vue AI
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