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by dmix
2553 days ago
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My favourite part is the re-usability of the functions it encourages and the fact it breaks up the core Vue into individual functions (instead of one big module with options) which means Webpack can tree-shake not only your code but Vue's, resulting in far smaller libraries. Edit: After reading deeper it looks like the "lean" version of the library with full tree-shaking stuff is taking a backseat and they hope to provide some better library reduction in the future :/ |
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That's a bit of a shame. I know it's a bit more work, but I wonder if they could have added in a switch where the compiler knows whether its object syntax vs function component syntax where the tree shaking is expected.