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Teleport is a new feature in Vue 3.0, that allows you to teleport a certain fragment of the DOM to a different location in the DOM tree. This comes extremely useful for things like modals or popovers.

This is a part of the "New in Vue 3" series. You might want to also check out the next (#48) episode focusing on the Composition API.

At first sight, modals seem like a pretty straight-forward thing to build. However, if you care about accessibility (and you should!) it gets quite a bit more complicated. Here’s a great article explaining how to make your modals truly accessible.

There are cases where you want to invalidate a computed prop you created and re-evaluate its value, this happens often if the computed prop uses non-reactive parts.

If you still feel overwhelmed at the thought of using the Composition API in your Vue apps, here is a pretty straight-forward introduction to it, along with Tailwind CSS.

Deno is a new runtime for JavaScript and TypeScript. Since you can’t use it directly with Vue-CLI (which requires Node.js), the community has created vno, a CLI tool for Deno to compile and bundle Vue single-file components. Impressive!

A list of less-known tricks and patterns that can be useful across different use cases.

A short article that showcases how Vue with Composition-API and JSX compares to React with hooks. If you have some React friends that are big fans of React hooks that you want to convince to give Vue a try, you might show them this!