Vue, the favored JavaScript framework for constructing net UIs, is on a path so as to add assist for externally imported sorts in a deliberate 3.3 launch. Two options the challenge initially deliberate to graduate in Vue 3.3, Suspense and Reactivity Remodel, will stay in experimental standing.
Plans for Vue 3.3 embody assist of externally imported sorts in `<script setup>` macros, Vue founder Evan You wrote in a January 1 weblog put up. The present steady launch is Vue 3.2.45, revealed in November. Vue’s presently experimental Suspense characteristic, for orchestrating async dependencies in a element tree, nonetheless wants additional dialogue, You wrote. The identical goes for one more experimental functionality, Reactivity Remodel, which is a set of compiler transforms that enhance ergonomics when utilizing Vue’s reactivity APIs.
Vue’s builders additionally plan to guage user-submitted RFCs (request for feedback) and search feedback on options eyed for Vue 3.4 and past, equivalent to SSR (server-side-rendered) lazy hydration, to enhance estimated enter latency and time to interactive of server-rendered Vue purposes.
Vue’s builders are also analyzing an alternate compilation technique, referred to as Vapor Mode, which compiles Vue single-file parts into JavaScript output that’s extra performant, makes use of much less reminiscence, and requires much less runtime assist code in comparison with the prevailing digital DOM0-based output. Vapor Mode is in an early section.
There isn’t any plan for large, breaking modifications to Vue for the foreseeable future, You stated. However Vue’s builders additionally wish to enhance the framework’s launch cadence, with smaller, more-frequent minor releases, to get extra options out faster. Options would solely ship in minor variations, versus the earlier mode of grouping many options collectively in massive, rare minor releases. This resulted in low-complexity options being blocked whereas work proceeded on higher-complexity capabilities.
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