This article goes into detail about what you can expect when the full release of the Quasar-Framework v1.0 lands at the end of January 2019.

TL;DR; New components, improved docs, better TypeScript support, improved i18n, a11y and theming support and much more.

Evan You, creator of Vue.js is giving updates about the upcoming Vue 3.0 at VueConfTO 2018.

A presentation by John Leider, author of Vuetify that gives a sneak peak at the future of the component framework. Talks about new features and functionalities, QoL improvements, structure changes and how it all benefits the developer.

A great audio interview with Evan You on the Indie Hackers Podcast!

One of the main core concepts of Vue.js is computed properties. With computed properties, we can easily compose new data that is derived from other data. However, it is also possible to split a computed property into a pair of get and set methods that allow to execute a method when the value is assigned. A very useful technique. Read this article to learn how to use it.

There are a few gotchas that developers stumble upon when working with Vue. In this article Matus Peciar explains 4 of those potential issues and how to avoid them.

Mixins allow you to extract shared fragments of your component’s logic into a separate file. Though quite often it’s better to go with components, mixins still have their uses. Check out this article, by Christian Nwamba to see some examples when mixins can become very useful.

Here’s an interesting trick that you can employ to cache a method call inside Vue template. Make sure to also read the comment by pbastowski to explore how it can be solved.