.Pleased brand-new year, Vue community! With 2023 upon our company, our company would like to take this opportunity to recap what happened in 2022, and cover what to anticipate in 2023.Recap for 2022.In February 2022, our team switched Vue's nonpayment version to 3.x. The button denoted the preparedness of all the formal aspect of the framework for v3, consisting of a major revamp of the documentation that supplies advice on newest ideal methods.Our team are actually still in a transition time frame for the environment to transfer to Vue 3. Therefore after the change, our company focused more on boosting Vue's programmer experience by buying tooling. Our employee have actually been actually definitely involved in.the growth of Vite, as well as our experts created considerable enhancement to Vue's IDE as well as TypeScript assistance by shipping Volar 1.0.Throughout 2022, our experts found the NPM utilization of Vue 3 grew by almost 200%. On the neighborhood side, the Vue 3 community is actually currently mature with fantastic options to aid improve your efficiency. Each Nuxt 3 and also Vuetify 3 reached steady status in November 2022, and NativeScript for Vue 3 recently released beta. In addition, our company want to give a proclaim to various other fantastic tasks that had actually already supported Vue 3 for quite a long time: Quasar, NaiveUI, Ionic Vue, PrimeVue, InkLine, ElementPlus, and also a lot more.In spite of Vue 3 being right now the nonpayment, we understand that numerous users need to stay on Vue 2 because of the cost of migration. To ensure that Vue 2 individuals profit from the improvement of the structure, we decided to move Vue.2's resource code to TypeScript as well as back-ported a number of the most vital Vue 3 functions in Vue 2.7. Our experts likewise ensured that Vite, Vue Devtools and also ... Go through the total note coming from Evan You right here.