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Vue Devtools v7 is officially live! 🎉 Thanks to the great work by @webfansplz !
📢 Important Update The much improved Vue Devtools v7 has been submitted for review on the Chrome web store under the stable channel, and we are flipping the switch tomorrow. Things to note: - The latest v7 **only supports Vue 3**. We have separate listings for legacy versions of v5 and v6, both of which support Vue 2. These legacy versions cannot be enabled at the same time with v7, but you can use a separate browser profile that only have v5 or v6 installed if you need to work on Vue 2 apps. - If you were previously using the beta channel, you can (and should) switch back to the stable channel, as the beta channel will only be used for testing experimental major new features and will not be updated regularly for bug fixes. - The github repo vuejs/devtools now also points to v7: github.com/vuejs/devtools More info about v7: devtools.vuejs.org/
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Friends check out the @vuejs #vuejs talks at CONNECT.TECH in Atlanta next month. There’s also a ton of #multiframework #frontend talks and workshops Plus Atlanta is awesome in the fall…
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Added Pinia Colada to the atidone demo by @Atinux and made it smooth even with the slowest network This makes me want to add Optimistic updates to all of my projects 😎
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Update: review is taking longer than usual probably because this is a new major version built from a different codebase. In any case, the new version will be published once the review passes.
📢 Important Update The much improved Vue Devtools v7 has been submitted for review on the Chrome web store under the stable channel, and we are flipping the switch tomorrow. Things to note: - The latest v7 **only supports Vue 3**. We have separate listings for legacy versions of v5 and v6, both of which support Vue 2. These legacy versions cannot be enabled at the same time with v7, but you can use a separate browser profile that only have v5 or v6 installed if you need to work on Vue 2 apps. - If you were previously using the beta channel, you can (and should) switch back to the stable channel, as the beta channel will only be used for testing experimental major new features and will not be updated regularly for bug fixes. - The github repo vuejs/devtools now also points to v7: github.com/vuejs/devtools More info about v7: devtools.vuejs.org/
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📢 Important Update The much improved Vue Devtools v7 has been submitted for review on the Chrome web store under the stable channel, and we are flipping the switch tomorrow. Things to note: - The latest v7 **only supports Vue 3**. We have separate listings for legacy versions of v5 and v6, both of which support Vue 2. These legacy versions cannot be enabled at the same time with v7, but you can use a separate browser profile that only have v5 or v6 installed if you need to work on Vue 2 apps. - If you were previously using the beta channel, you can (and should) switch back to the stable channel, as the beta channel will only be used for testing experimental major new features and will not be updated regularly for bug fixes. - The github repo vuejs/devtools now also points to v7: github.com/vuejs/devtools More info about v7: devtools.vuejs.org/
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v6 listing on the chrome web store: chrome.google.com/webstore/d… v5 listing: chrome.google.com/webstore/d…
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Great collection
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Hey @vuejs did you know @Nike uses Vue? 👀
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We just passed 1 billion total downloads on NPM a few days ago :)
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Replying to @vuejs
Auto infer type for `useTemplateRef` and `$refs`. The `useTemplateRef` is very useful for generic component. And the `$refs` can be nested.
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Released a new version of vue-clerk with full support for @nuxt_js! Installing the module will give you: ✅ Route middlewares to protect your pages ✅ Server helpers to secure your endpoints ✅ Sleek @clerk UI components ✅ Handy composables Some examples below:
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I've just released v1.0.0 of GOV.UK Vue, my @vuejs component library for @GDSTeam's GOV.UK Design System If you're a frontend dev working in central or local government, give it a go and let me know what you think: govukvue.org
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Vue 3.5.0 "Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann" is out! 🚀 Reactivity System Optimizations 🪄 Reactive Props Destructure 🥤 Lazy Hydration 📦 Custom Elements Improvements ⚙️ useId(), useTemplateRef(), and more! Check out the details in the blog post: blog.vuejs.org/posts/vue-3-5
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While you are here, also keep an eye out on Vue Devtools - the main Chrome extension will be switching over to v7 soon which will support Vue 3 only. The current v6 will be moved to a separate extension.
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Vue 3.5 is now in RC! We recommend everyone to try out 3.5.0-rc.1 in your projects early to catch potential regressions. If no major issues are found, expect 3.5 stable next week.
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Includes some handy features for the upcoming Vue 3.5 release ;)
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oh we back - my fav feature coming in vue 3.5 and hopefully nuxt 4.x is lazy/delayed hydration. youtube.com/watch?v=Pz-jnSYJ…
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