Vuenited we stand
summary
2019 is framed as the year of concrete Vue changes: a hidden Vue 3 roadmap promises an eventual public alpha, a full TypeScript rewrite, and a new proxy‑based reactivity system that fixes reactivity edge cases. The composition pattern shows up as replaceable functions (example: useMousePosition), class API stays optional, and core tooling moves to tree‑shakable mono‑repo packages. Release cadence goes time‑based with six‑month minors and 18‑month LTS, and community metrics cited include ~60k chat users and ~800k Vue DevTools installs.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Start
- 11:22React and Angular
- 13:09Wild West of Vue 1 ecosystem
- 15:032016-Vue 2 development
- 19:572017 - The Rise of Vue 2
- 21:33Vue 3 roadmap
- 23:42Vue.js Summit, Wrocław 2018
- 25:50Removing the bottleneck
- 26:58RFC - Requests For Comments
- 28:32Monorepo architecture
- 31:18Tree-shaking Vue features
- 33:05Time-based release cycle
- 35:00Libraries ecosystem
- 35:13Plugins architecture
- 35:55Natalia Tepluhina
- 37:41Community Guide
- 38:28Class API for Vue 3
- 39:57Proxy-based reactivity
- 41:17Advanced Reactivity API
- 42:12Dynamic Lifecycle Hooks injection
- 42:55New composition pattern
