Watch Evan You presenting some of the design principles behind the upcoming Vue 3.0 release.

Vue-loader is the webpack loader responsible for transforming our favorite .vue single-file components into something that is understandable by the browser. If you have been wondering how it works underneath, this explanation might give you a better idea.

Two new features for Vee-validate along with several fixes. Great job Abdelrahman! Check out the release notes.

As you have probably noticed, the Vue.js News podcast is now released on a monthly cycle along with an article that sums up the most interesting news and stories from the past month. Here it is for November. Check it out!

Thomas Holland returns with another article on Vue.js app architecture. I loved his previous article on Domain-driven development and this week he speaks about code re-usability but not in just one app, but multiple of those.

Quick tip on how to access the old this.$refs by using ref() in the new Composition API in Vue.js 3 components.

Have you played the Portal game. There’s a similar concept for web frameworks, where you are able to teleport a component to a different location in the DOM? This is especially useful for modals (so it’s easier to manage things like z-index). Did you know we will likely get those in Vue 3.0 built-in? But until then, check out the portal-vue library.

Here’s a short article with a few useful tips to working with Vue-router and component props. Did you know – for example – that you can automatically transform things like this.$route.params.id into an id prop? Read the article to learn how!