Vue 3: mid 2020 status update
# Vue 3: Mid 2020 Status Update Many of our users have been asking this question: when will Vue 3 be ready? We have refrained from giving a definitive answer because predicting software delivery time is hardly ever accurate. As a non-profit-driven project, we wanted to focus on writing good software instead of hitting deadlines. However, it's been a long wait, and we know the uncertainty can make it difficult to make plans with Vue 3. So here we would like to provide some general guidance and detailed status updates to help our users adjust their expectations and plans accordingly. The majority of the time spent on Vue 3 has been invested into designing and building a solid core, which brings about many exciting improvments (you can read more about it [here](https://increment.com/frontend/making-vue-3/)). However, in order to mark the whole framework "ready", it's not just about the core. We also need to have compatible versions of the supporting libraries (Vue Router, Vuex, test utils), tools (CLI, eslint plugin, browser devtool extensions, IDE extensions), and documentation (both for new users and migration). While we have been working hard on all of these parts, it is very difficult to accurately predict a timeline given the amount of effort and coordination it takes to have all the pieces fit together. We originally hoped to have Vue 3 released in the first half of 2020, but we have to adjust it given the current progress. Our current target dates are mid July for the R
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Vue 3: mid 2020 status update
# Vue 3: Mid 2020 Status Update Many of our users have been asking this question: when will Vue 3 be ready? We have refrained from giving a definitive answer because predicting software delivery time is hardly ever accurate. As a non-profit-driven project, we wanted to focus on writing good software instead of hitting deadlines. However, it's been a long wait, and we know the uncertainty can make it difficult to make plans with Vue 3. So here we would like to provide some general guidance and detailed status updates to help our users adjust their expectations and plans accordingly. The majority of the time spent on Vue 3 has been invested into designing and building a solid core, which brings about many exciting improvments (you can read more about it [here](https://increment.com/frontend/making-vue-3/)). However, in order to mark the whole framework "ready", it's not just about the core. We also need to have compatible versions of the supporting libraries (Vue Router, Vuex, test utils), tools (CLI, eslint plugin, browser devtool extensions, IDE extensions), and documentation (both for new users and migration). While we have been working hard on all of these parts, it is very difficult to accurately predict a timeline given the amount of effort and coordination it takes to have all the pieces fit together. We originally hoped to have Vue 3 released in the first half of 2020, but we have to adjust it given the current progress. Our current target dates are mid July for the R
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