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I've been a Vue fan for a long time, even before time itself. Here are some questions I've had the experience of being...
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It's worth noting that
Filters
have been removed in Vue 3.It is advised to use a regular method call or computed property to achieve its task.
Your example would then become,
Read more about it and the migration strategy here v3.vuejs.org/guide/migration/filte...
Thanks for reading my article. Yes, I am aware of this change but Vue 3 isn't officially out yet and the current official version is 2. So I omitted Vue 3 related things.
Nice article!, 2 things:
What are computer properties in Vue?
=> mistype, "computed", I guess?.Hi, thanks for reading my article. You are right about number one and thanks for spotting the typo!
Great article.
Is it worth adding a few Vue 3 questions?
E.g. What is the composition API?
Or even adding something regarding the drawbacks and benefits of render functions vs SFC
Hi, thanks for reading my article. I also thought of adding this question but since Vue 3 is still not the officially released version I think this question wouldn't fit in an interview.
Vue 3 was officially released as of 18th September 2020.
There are still a couple of issues, mainly with DevTools and IE support.
If you've updated the CLI and created a new project, it now defaults to Vue 3.
Yes Vue 3 is released. But the main website still documents Vue 2 by default. So the major version in use is still Vue 2.
Great! I want to suggest one more question. Compare Vue with other frameworks and libraries? vuejs.org/v2/guide/comparison.html
Thanks for reading my article. I don't think comparing two frameworks in performance or other ways would be a good question in an interview. At least I've never encountered one XD.
Hmm maybe the better question is "Why Vue? Why did you choose it?"