The release of Vue 3 taught creator Evan You some hard lessons, but it's led to major changes in how the framework will handle upgrades.

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Vue's creator learned several lessons in the transition from Vue 2 to Vue 3. These include the need to handle breaking changes more carefully, reach out to ecosystem library authors, release everything together, embrace TypeScript and the composition API, and invest in developer experience.

What Vue’s Creator Learned the Hard Way with Vue 3