📣 Announcing: KickStart! A next-generation form builder from the @FormKit team. Going live...now 👀 Generate a form, edit it with manual controls or AI prompts, then copy and paste @vuejs components or schema into your project. 🔗👇

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Vue has adopted pkg.pr.new and now we have continuous release for every commit / PR like this: github.com/vuejs/core/runs/2… - you can now npm install a built-version of Vue from a specific commit to test fixes without having to wait for a release. Vue ecosystem-ci has also been updated to use these continuous releases, shaving off minutes of building + publishing to a mock registry on ecosystem-ci runs. Great job @asleMammadam!

3.5.0-beta.1 is out! The feature set is now frozen and we invite everyone to try it out in their production apps and report potential issues. 3.5 packs tons of new features that will require a dedicated blog post - for those curious now, you will have to dig into the changelog :) github.com/vuejs/core/blob/m…

Actually it's 226 kB gzip 🚀

20th Episode - time for something special? Indeed! For the 20th episode, @TheAlexLichter met with @N_Tepluhina in real life to talk about @vuejs docs and the migration from Vue 2 to Vue 3. Check it out now - Link below 🔥

Learn more about provenance here: github.blog/security/supply-…

Vue npm packages now have provenance enabled! This means these packages are verifiably linked to the specific commit, source, and build instructions that built them. In other words - more trustable packages and better security for Vue users!

3.5 is cooking... 👀

Did you know the all-new Vue Devtools v7 is available on Chrome web store under the beta channel? We are planning to switch it over to stable soon - please help us test the beta in the meanwhile and report issues if you run into any! chromewebstore.google.com/de…

.@posva on stage in front of a full house at VueConf China!

What can I say? Recognition from peers is the greatest encouragement. 💪

Vue language tools 2.0.26 has been released. 👋 Thanks to @zhiyuanzmj for improving Vue 3.5 support, and thanks to @daniluk4000 for investigating a tricky issue. Changelog: github.com/vuejs/language-to…

Just ran my first Vue app built with @rolldown_rs + @vitejs/plugin-vue 👀

And shoutout to @antfu7 for Nuxt Devtools, which paved ways for this version of Vue Devtools so non-Nuxt Vue users can also enjoy better DX.

PSA: the latest Vue core 3.4.30 contains a fix that needs corresponding handling in vue-tsc 2.0.22, so please upgrade both at the same time.

Also, we reused the pre-existing Chrome web store listing for the beta channel, so it inherited some old reviews. Please don't be scared! This is new version is 🔥

We are happy to announce the next iteration of Vue Devtools (v7) is now in beta, thanks to the hard work by @webfansplz and @alexz_dev ! It is a brand-new codebase written from the ground up with Vue 3, with better performance, less memory usage, and more features! It is also backwards compatible with devtools-api v6, which means your Pinia stores will also work in this new version. It is available in multiple forms: as a Vite plugin, a standalone Electron app, or as a browser extension. Some of you might have already been using it via the Vite plugin - today, the browser extension is also available on the Chrome web store (under a separate beta listing): chromewebstore.google.com/de… Please note this new version of Vue Devtools *only supports Vue 3*, and it is recommended to disable the old extension (v6) when trying the new one (v7). When v7 becomes stable, we will move v6 to the legacy channel and make it support only Vue 2, so that you can have both versions enabled at the same time if needed. Check out more details at devtools-next.vuejs.org/!