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Nice to see ProseMirror mentioned. In my case, I had to dive deep in ProseMirror itself because what I needed was really custom features. And I can confirm that ProseMirror is hard, but absolutely fantastic piece of work. I'm using it along Nuxt and Quasar, to develop a spreadsheet-like component (as part of a bigger project) to manage dubbing scripts. It's being quite challenging but so rewarding.

I would love to know what technique Vanessa is using to persist the editor content in a database. TipTap exposes methods to export as JSON and HTML. I'm using HTML export because there are mature packages I can use to sanitize the content before persisting into the database.

I'm using TipTap with NuxtUI and it's looking and feeling real nice

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Michael Thiessen: I'm very happy Michael Thiessen too: ಠ_ಠ

having to learn react to get a job is such a strong mentality for some people. But honestly you should be able to switch between the 2 of them, especially since Vue is so easy. At the end they are both JS frameworks and fairly similar.

One thing I hoped would be addressed about Suspense is the fact that, unlike in react, there's no easy way to reenter the suspended state. So it's not usable for cases like search results. You either have to specify the key on the suspended component, or duplicate the loading state inside the component, both of which kind of defeat the purpose of Suspense.

Reactive prop destructing is going to be a very good feature

Great interview! Very cool to hear about the future. Is Evan saying he doesn't have to restart TS server after adding every file? Is there a recommended configuration for how to fix that?

I'm surprised about negativity towards Volar. First time I hear this. People already forgot Vetur that was not maintained at all and had more bugs than features? Volar just worked, from day one. I was very early adopter, when there were literally only few issues posted on GH and whole project was experimental. And even in that state, it was 10x better than Vetur. That's why i started sponsoring it also as one of firsts, if not first (not big amount, but still) . I was happy that eventually Volar become official extension. When I had any issue, it was addressed by Johnson usually in matter of hours and fixed/explained right away. Since that it just works, used it in small private projects and big commercial ones. Volar is one of biggest pros of Vue ecosystems.I get it's hard to give reproduction for problem with extension, but I just opened some random open issue, and description of problem literally has one sentence! You need to help someone to help you...

Michael, Alexander, Evan great talk. The future of Vue is awesome with Evan and his team. Thanks

Great one. In next interview, i would like to hear if they gonna do something with reactive primitives. For example, removing part about reactive() from essentials in docs so new developers won’t even question what should they use. I know that docs are already recommending to use ref() but I recently saw people arguing about it.

more memes ofcourse

"Most people on the happy path" - Yes!

A shoutout from Lorens Osman in Syria ! To Vue team 👋😎

I just like your channel name

v4 changes are gud to haves

What do you think about the Vue 4 changes?

JSX toggle in the docs

You cant tell people you work in open source without explaining how you make money, that is why they dont believe you. You are also trying to confuse them if you talk to the layman like that. Just tell people you are a computer programmer. Then it doesnt confuse anyone. Unless that is what you WANT to do.

Revisiting the old days of IE support is therapeutic for old devs like me. IE never died a clean death. We have come a long way and using Vue and Nuxt is such a pleasure for me. We now have a wonderful distillation of the best parts of web dev history.

感谢祖师爷赏饭吃，vite就是god-like，不过我实际上一直在写react，虽然它很垃圾，我也不知道是什么原因

What a great episode. I am so glad you guys started this podcast. You guys did a great interview with Evan. I was worried that this was just going to be a repeat of the "10years of Vue" talk that Evan gave at recent conferences but instead it was a great in-depth interview with Evan and his motivations and reasoning for the direction that Vue has taken. Well done guys, I always look forward to your either watching your videos or most often just listening to your podcast. Please keep this going as it really fills in a void that has been missing in Vue.

Awesome episode, thank you! Loved how Daniel mentioned Jeffrey Way's laracasts courses, his voice😃. My memories of those are the same.

Great episode! Need more episodes with Evan!! It would be amazing if there was a regular episode with him.

I like how Doniel thinks, amd why i stick with Nuxt, because i believe it's the way forward for this ecosystem.

Nice episode guys! Very interesting to hear some of the background behind Vue and why some decisions were made the way they were.

One of my favourite episodes, I wish I could talk about Vue like Evan and convince my bosses to use it at larger scale 🥺

Thanks for such an amazing episode, looking forward to next one ❤

А вы то же сначала не поверили, что это правда?😮

Using Vue was the worst decision I made on the start of my dev career. I wish I've picked React from the start 😁

How did you like the episode folks? 👀

I'm excited to move as long as it only takes a day, not 4 months! Great work.

I was thinking that “a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one. Is bad! But it's make you more creative!

I volunteered and started coding, eagerly seeking more experience to contribute.

I have been useed composables like a function library ( number format, data to sql format , string function like vfp etc) but i think is time to use more often with with all power of composables

Which parts of Nuxt 4 are only responsible for front-end? I'd like to use Python / Django for back-end with Django Ninja for API. Thanks. Christopher Maile fro South Africa

makeDestructurable makes sense when re-factoring. Can it be used to get single values of an Array?

ClicOutSide has to be one of the ones I use most

Amazing video for a great library! One more thing that you guys hinted to, also Evan You himself mentioned, is reading its source code is a great way to learn not only about Vue but akso about Javascript in general. Also, regarding code quality and organization. Can't wait for native signals support so that the whole ecosystem would enjoy that library. It would be a game changer.

I am ending up adding vueuse to almost all of my projects 😊 Like Michael, implementing my own and realize ah there was a better way 😂

Excellent podcast, I have used the three patterns in my work but I did the one to preserve the complete object because I thought it was more comfortable but I didn't know it was a design pattern

loved it. Please keep it coming.

"Rather then ones a year have a heart attack..." 😂

Daniel Roe on DejaVue! The man. The legend! Excited for Nuxt 4! 🎉🔥

Before being a great and remarkable developer, Daniel is foremost a kind and humble person. Great episode as usual. Thank you guys.

Great episode! Nice talk, insights. Looking forward to the follow up.

God bless you

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Keep up great work ❤