Pinia is the nest version of Vuex for Vue 3 and this tool looks promising ! The current documentation is up-to-date.

1. Using vue props to congru accessibility, such as headline elements
2. Use component reusability to make an accessibility feature once: a raw aria-live, vue announcer, and read more on the WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices https://github.com/w3c/aria-practices/issues
   -View And Help Vue’s Accessibility Initiatives Grow and references are in the post
   • Learn From React Accessibility Leads
3. Vue’s $refs Are Great For Focus Management

Free for community. Up to 10 user seats.

It has a great interface with Vue 3 and Nuxt : https://www.storyblok.com/mp/storyblok-meets-vue3-nuxt3

A toolkit library for vue 3 ! 👍‍

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Such library (ng-use) for Angular can also be useful as Angular adopted signals.

Impressive !

In general, I don’t think the question should be whether a component uses its own framework or not. Instead, the question should be: Is this component small enough/fast enough for my use case?

Why not !

In Vue 2, to bind a class from a parent to a child component, the child must have :class="data.staticClass || ''"

Remember that Vuex makes sense if the code is reused or if there are distant components that need to communicate.

Great resource !

Awww this is a revolution in the Vue state management pattern 😍

A project build for Vue that maintains a stable API on web standards for multiple browsers.

A great video on Vue 3; providing reflexions about web frameworks

it simply takes a :value property and emits an @input event with the updated date

And here you go with v-model !