Let’s explore a couple of common pitfalls and mistakes when creating composition functions/composables for Vue 3.

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Vue 3’s composition API has changed the way we approach component creation. One of the most common pitfalls is the creation of side effects within a composition function.

Common Mistakes When Creating Composition Functions in Vue

Creating Side Effects Within the Composable

Losing Prop Reactivity When Passing Down Data to a Composable

Creating a ‘Library’ Wrapped Inside a Composable