Changelog of Become a Ninja with Vue 3
Here is the full changelog of the ebook Become a Ninja with Vue 3, release per release, chapter per chapter.
You can download the latest version (these updates are free to any buyer!).
Currently supported versions
- Vue:
3.2.39
Changes in ebook
Advanced component patterns:
New chapter about advanced component patterns! First sections are about template and component refs.
Global:
Reorder the chapters so that the composition API chapter is before the script setup one (as in the Pro Pack exercises).
Style your components:
Add a section about
v-bind in CSS
Internationalization:
New chapter about vue-i18n!
State Management:
Add some details about Pinia (SSR, plugins, HMR, etc.), and add a section about "Why use a store"
From zero to something:
The getting started section now uses Vite and create-vue!
Style your components:
Explain the differences between Vite and the CLI for styles handling
Testing your app:
Section about Vitest and the differences with Jest
Lazy-loading:
Add a section about lazy-loading with Vite
Performances:
Mention Rollup and Vite
State Management:
As Pinia is the new official recommandation for state management library in Vue 3 (instead of Vuex), the chapter now goes deeper into the details of how to use Pinia, and how to test it.
Script setup:
Section about
defineProps destructuration and default value feature, introduced in Vue{nbsp}3.2.20
The templating syntax:
Section about Templates and TypeScript support in Vue 3.2
Composition API:
Section about the awesome VueUse library
Router:
Section on how to use
vue-router-mock for tests
Script setup:
New chapter about the
script setup syntax! All examples of the ebook and exercises have been migrated to this new recommended syntax, introduced in Vue 3.2.
Suspense:
Section about
script setup and await
The many ways to define components:
Update to sugar ref RFC take 2
The many ways to define components:
New chapter about the various ways to define a component in Vue 3
Performances:
New chapter! Includes a section about the new
v-memo directive introduced in Vue 3.2.
Global:
Add links to our quizzes!
The templating syntax:
Mention the projects that can be used to have template type-checking at compile time.
The ebook now uses Volar to check the examples.
Forms:
VeeValidate v4.3.0 introduced a new
url validator.
State Management:
New chapter about the Store pattern, Flux libraries, Vuex, and Pinia!
Provide/inject:
New chapter about provide/inject!
Animations and transition effects:
New chapter about animations and transitions!
Style your components:
New chapter about styles!
Forms:
Adds a section about custom validators with VeeValidate
Forms:
Adds a section on VeeValidate configuration (how to validate on input)
Router:
Adds a section about using the router with Suspense
Suspense:
Adds a section on the differences between using
Suspense or onMounted
How to build components:
Adds a section on how to choose between
ref and reactive.
Forms:
VeeValidate now offers only some of the previous meta-flags.
Forms:
It is now possible to rename a field with VeeValidate to have nicer error messages.
Forms:
Update VeeValidate to v4, which supports Vue 3
Slots:
The chapter now comes earlier in the book, before the Suspense chapter.
Router:
Guards can now return a value instead of having to call
next().
Slots:
New chapter about Slots!
Directives:
Clarify that
v-for can be used with in or of
Under the hood:
New chapter! Learn how Vue works under the hood (parsing, VDOM, etc.)
Under the hood:
Add a section about building the reactivity functions from scratch
Under the hood:
Add a section about reactivity with getter/setter and proxies
The wonderful world of Web Components:
Use
customElements.define instead of the deprecated document.registerElement.
How to build components:
Explain the
emits option and how it can be used to validate the emitted event.
Global:
First public release of the ebook!
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