Vue.js Live Conference

Vue.js London 2023

This talk compares Rev and Reactive in Vue 3, exploring reactivity and their limitations. It discusses the use of watchers, identity issues, and migration strategies. The talk also highlights the benefits of using the Ref function for better reactivity and the recommended pattern of grouping Refs. Opinions from the Vue community are shared, with a majority preferring Ref over Reactive.

<p>There are two approaches to add a reactive state to Vue components using the Composition API. As a result, you must choose whether to utilize reactive(), ref(), or both. I'll guide you in making the best decision.</p>

Ref() vs. Reactive(): What to Choose Using Vue 3 Composition API?

Michael Hoffmann

The Talk discusses the migration of a large frontend view application from Vue 2 to Vue 3. The strategy involves converting components to the Composition API, switching from Vuex to Pinea, and overcoming challenges with Vite configuration. The migration process includes selecting components based on the product roadmap, improving type safety, and reducing boilerplate. The results of the migration include improved type checking, faster tests, and a safer codebase.

<p>Vue 3 is amazing, but a lot of us are still stuck on a Vue 2 monolith. Some of us are stuck even more due to technology choices made before Vue 3 was even on the roadmap. Let's outline the process of migrating a large project to Vue 3 and Vite. Techniques we can employ to get some benefits sooner, process we can apply to get things done more quickly. Things we can do to get it done eventually.</p>

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