Vue Hooks isn’t a thing. You’re probably thinking of the Vue Composition API, which is NEW in Vue 3.0. Also, the current APIs and such are pretty much gonna stay.
You might wanna look into things before you try to make predictions.
Vue Hooks isn’t a thing. You’re probably thinking of the Vue Composition API, which is NEW in Vue 3.0. Also, the current APIs and such are pretty much gonna stay.
Vue Hooks is the unofficial name many people use when describing the Vue Composition API. I've updated the post to reflect that, but describing them as Vue Hooks is accurate in this context because they are very much modelled off of React Hooks. Vue core team member Sarah Drasner even refers to them as hooks in her CSS Tricks article here.
You might wanna look into things before you try to make predictions.
You might want to look into things before commenting.
And tbh, most of them seem quite unfounded.
Hence the disclaimer right at the top of this post, Tobias. I'll copy and paste it here again for good measure.
My intention isn't to make anyone angry, so if anything in this prediction upsets you, just remember these predictions are personal opinions and not guaranteed to come true nor are they based on any real factual data.
Vue Hooks is the unofficial name many people use when describing the Vue Composition API. I've updated the post to reflect that, but describing them as Vue Hooks is accurate in this context because they are very much modelled off of React Hooks. Vue core team member Sarah Drasner even refers to them as hooks in her CSS Tricks article here.
I looked it up, and Vue Hooks is actually a separate library, not the Composition API.
Hence the disclaimer right at the top of this post, Tobias. I'll copy and paste it here again for good measure.
Guess I missed that.
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Vue Hooks isn’t a thing. You’re probably thinking of the Vue Composition API, which is NEW in Vue 3.0. Also, the current APIs and such are pretty much gonna stay.
You might wanna look into things before you try to make predictions.
And tbh, most of them seem quite unfounded.
Vue Hooks is the unofficial name many people use when describing the Vue Composition API. I've updated the post to reflect that, but describing them as Vue Hooks is accurate in this context because they are very much modelled off of React Hooks. Vue core team member Sarah Drasner even refers to them as hooks in her CSS Tricks article here.
You might want to look into things before commenting.
Hence the disclaimer right at the top of this post, Tobias. I'll copy and paste it here again for good measure.
I looked it up, and Vue Hooks is actually a separate library, not the Composition API.
Guess I missed that.