The reason why Vue’s latest feature has captured my heart

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I am excited to talk about Vue’s newest feature and why I love it so much. Vue is a progressive JavaScript framework that is known for its simplicity and flexibility, and the latest addition to its functionality has only added to its appeal.

The newest feature that I am referring to is the Composition API. The Composition API is a new way of organizing code in Vue applications that provides developers with more flexibility and control over their components. It allows for better organization of code, reusability of logic, and improved readability of components.

One of the main reasons why I love the Composition API is its simplicity and ease of use. With the Composition API, developers can separate logic into smaller, reusable functions called “composition functions”. These functions can then be imported and used within a component, making it easy to manage and maintain complex logic.

Another reason why I love the Composition API is its flexibility. The Composition API allows developers to compose logic in a declarative and reactive way, making it easier to create complex components without having to rely on mixins or other workarounds. This flexibility allows for more modular and reusable code, making development faster and more efficient.

Furthermore, the Composition API improves the readability of components by making it easier to understand and reason about the logic within a component. By breaking down logic into smaller, reusable functions, developers can easily identify and isolate specific pieces of functionality, making it easier to maintain and debug code.

Overall, the Composition API in Vue’s newest feature has revolutionized the way developers organize and manage code in their applications. Its simplicity, flexibility, and improved readability make it a valuable tool for developers looking to enhance their Vue applications. I highly recommend exploring and incorporating the Composition API into your Vue projects to take advantage of its benefits.

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@kolorartists
28 days ago

Tbh I don’t quite understand why teleport is needed in the example in the first place as rendering is based on data structure anyways?

@nurayatbeltaev9072
28 days ago

Nice, options vs composition and their use cases video wouldn't ve bad

@CompanionCube
28 days ago

great video

@devKev34
28 days ago

you deserve way more exposure. your videos are on point & packed with info, for years now. your videos are always practical. thank you for your videos, best vue channel.

@kallebyvianadeoliveira7579
28 days ago

awesome! i hope you keep bringing more about vue new features 🎉

@matanon8454
28 days ago

When your course?

@epiiiiiii
28 days ago

Nice. Gonna check out that code

@Shulkerkiste
28 days ago

Great video as always and cool example project.

@виртуоз_ру
28 days ago

👍

@davidvelasquez9356
28 days ago

We need a full in-depth video on making a dashboard like you demo (and I know you have a separate drag-and-drop video, but I think it would do very well)

@OdwallaJuice
28 days ago

By far this is the best Vue content channel. Concise videos and packed with great info. Thank you!

@ofmouseandman1316
28 days ago

2:25: or use a CSS grid! … but I get the point 😉

@carnivorous_vegan
28 days ago

Woah thats crazy. Thanks man

@MatthewHinton
28 days ago

Such good content, keep delivering this great stuff.

@luisfrontendvue2001
28 days ago

me too i love the latest features, it's too spicy !!

@andreasblondeau1682
28 days ago

Always spot on! Your videos always make my day! 🎉