.Pleased brand-new year, Vue community! With 2023 upon us, our experts want to take this opportunity to recap what happened in 2022, and review what to expect in 2023.Wrap-up for 2022.In February 2022, we changed Vue's default variation to 3.x. The button marked the readiness of all the official aspect of the framework for v3, consisting of a primary overhaul of the paperwork that provides support on most up-to-date best process.We are actually still in a switch time frame for the ecological community to relocate to Vue 3. So after the button, we centered even more on strengthening Vue's designer adventure by purchasing tooling. Our employee have actually been actively involved in.the development of Vite, and also our experts created considerable improvement to Vue's IDE and also TypeScript support through shipping Volar 1.0.Over the course of 2022, our company saw the NPM consumption of Vue 3 expanded through nearly 200%. On the community side, the Vue 3 ecosystem is right now ripe with great answers to aid improve your efficiency. Both Nuxt 3 as well as Vuetify 3 reached dependable status in Nov 2022, and also NativeScript for Vue 3 lately introduced beta. Additionally, our team desire to give a scream to other terrific tasks that had actually presently assisted Vue 3 for quite some time: Quasar, NaiveUI, Ionic Vue, PrimeVue, InkLine, ElementPlus, and extra.Even with Vue 3 being actually now the default, our company comprehend that many consumers have to stay on Vue 2 because of the expense of movement. To make certain that Vue 2 customers profit from the advancement of the platform, our experts made a decision to relocate Vue.2's resource code to TypeScript and back-ported several of the absolute most vital Vue 3 features in Vue 2.7. Our experts additionally saw to it that Vite, Vue Devtools and ... Read through the full note coming from Evan You here.