Thing is, you dont know for how long is it going to be around, and not considered legacy.
I was about to teach vue to a junior coworker, will I be teaching him a way to code in vue that is doomed to be conidered legacy in a year?
It's already promised that object syntax will be around for the whole 3.x lifecycle (which is not less than a couple of years) and there is no clear promise to deprecate it in 4.x (which is not even planned so far). I think in a modern frontend development world where everything changes very fast, this can be considered as 'stable'.
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Thing is, you dont know for how long is it going to be around, and not considered legacy.
I was about to teach vue to a junior coworker, will I be teaching him a way to code in vue that is doomed to be conidered legacy in a year?
It's already promised that object syntax will be around for the whole 3.x lifecycle (which is not less than a couple of years) and there is no clear promise to deprecate it in 4.x (which is not even planned so far). I think in a modern frontend development world where everything changes very fast, this can be considered as 'stable'.