VueJS has just released its version 3,
and the declaration of a VueJS application has changed slightly, compared to version 2.
Users must be allowed to choose the VueJS version they will integrate, which implies :
- Defining the version in the php-vuejs configuration file.
- Create JS code templates (in external files) to manage the specificities of the different versions.
And to upgrade php-vuejs to a future version of VueJS (v4...), just add some JS code templates
Nice :-)
VueJS has just released its version 3,
and the declaration of a VueJS application has changed slightly, compared to version 2.
Users must be allowed to choose the VueJS version they will integrate, which implies :
And to upgrade php-vuejs to a future version of VueJS (v4...), just add some JS code templates
Nice :-)