Gregg Pollack - Introduction into the Composition API - Vue.js Amsterdam

[@maaark627]

Well explained, but so much overlapping items that most time important text is not readable :-/

[@MudasarRauf]

guys, can you fix audio issues? not very good quality audio.

[@substance90]

👍 for Gregg's awesome presentation 👎 for the Composition API

[@adriatic123]

Mostly unnecessary additions that complicate clean logic and workflow of a version 2. Thumbs down. Guy said you should use it when your component becomes too large. Well, make more components! Best solutions are simplest no need to add levels of complication

[@MyChannel-lz6vz]

Could you not do this [returning a spread object] in your Vue2 style example? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHiuoYKCfJhnrqc

[@mensaswede4028]

Probably 5% of real-world components can benefit from this new composition API structure. So apparently Vue is going down the standard path of growing into a behemoth in the name of catering to every possible development scenario. History indicates that the result of this is usually a framework that is complicated with a high-learning curve, where only a small percentage of its user community is actually an expert in every area of the framework. My opinion is that when most of the users of a technology aren't proficient in the *entire* technology, then it becomes a lot harder to maintain software over the course of years with the usual developer turnover. Which ironically is the very problem the new Vue composition API is trying to solve. Okay, I'm overstating the case a little bit, but ask yourself if Vue projects 5 years from now are really going to be easier to maintain because of this new API. I'm going out on a limb and saying "no". But, I guess the new API makes the community feel like the technology is active, so a bunch of people will feel good about it.

[@scylk]

agree with this. Plus, this looks like so much like hooks. If you want this kind of API and Typescript, wouldn't you have a better time going with React instead?

[@carlitrosss]

honestly most of this seems unnecessary and over complicated

[@isimvol]

Amount of coughing in that room..... Curious how many people got sick that day