.Happy brand new year, Vue community! With 2023 upon our team, we want to take this opportunity to recap what took place in 2022, and also explain what to expect in 2023.Wrap-up for 2022.In February 2022, our experts switched Vue's default variation to 3.x. The button noted the readiness of all the formal aspect of the framework for v3, featuring a significant revamp of the paperwork that delivers advice on most recent best practices.We are actually still in a transition time frame for the ecosystem to move to Vue 3. So after the change, our team concentrated much more on enhancing Vue's designer knowledge through buying tooling. Our staff member have been actively associated with.the progression of Vite, and our company created significant renovation to Vue's IDE as well as TypeScript support by shipping Volar 1.0.Throughout 2022, our team saw the NPM consumption of Vue 3 expanded by practically 200%. On the area edge, the Vue 3 ecosystem is actually currently ready with terrific services to assist increase your efficiency. Both Nuxt 3 and Vuetify 3 got to dependable condition in November 2022, as well as NativeScript for Vue 3 lately released beta. On top of that, our team wish to provide a scream to other great ventures that had actually currently assisted Vue 3 for quite time: Quasar, NaiveUI, Ionic Vue, PrimeVue, InkLine, ElementPlus, as well as more.Regardless of Vue 3 being actually now the nonpayment, our experts know that lots of consumers have to stay on Vue 2 as a result of the price of migration. To ensure that Vue 2 customers gain from the improvement of the framework, our team made a decision to move Vue.2's source code to TypeScript and back-ported some of one of the most significant Vue 3 features in Vue 2.7. Our team additionally made sure that Vite, Vue Devtools and ... Go through the full note coming from Evan You right here.