All New Major Features In Vue 3

Vue 3 has just been officially released, and with it comes tons of new features for you to build better front end applications. Let's check it out!

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⏰ TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Composition API
2:00 - Faster & Smaller
3:46 - Teleport
4:42 - Experimental Feature: Script Setup
5:40 - Experimental Feature: Style Vars
6:04 - Experimental Feature: Suspense
6:40 - Lightning Round: Decoupled Modules
7:18 - Lightning Round: TypeScript Support
7:46 - Lightning Round: Multiple Root Elements
8:09 - Lightning Round: Multiple V-Models
8:26 - Outro

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[kevinniemeyer]

I love the teleport feature. I've always hated having to put a modal nested in multiple components when it's mostly a top level component.

[viraj_singh]

I love the multiple root feature, it will enable us to write more semantic html and we can get rid of useless divs.

[gracemckee]

So helpful! Can't wait for the next video, enjoyed your stream last night too :) keep up the good work

[adriatic]

All those creators of new languages try to be better than old proven languages, but their shiny new lang usually pretty fast becomes messy and more or less useless. Take Vue for example, it started really well, and now they try to reinvent the wheel adding unnecessary levels of complications, and will probably end up fading away like so many languages so far. They all astonishingly regularly fail to understand the beauty of well-established languages like C for example. C doesn't change its structure, syntax or coding rules every year or two. On the contrary, good all C rules are equally valid today as they were valid 40 years ago. They will never learn the lesson, while poor programmers pay the price by wasting their precious time on learning short-lived languages that will become obsolete.

[daniellvoker]

Awesome content, cant wait to see another video.

[luiscevallos]

Thanks please do something similar for Angular 9 Thanks

[aram]

Whoa, script:setup and style:vars are a killer!