Carlos Rodrigues

What’s interesting about Vize (@ubugeeei), Golar (@auvred_ ), and Verter (@pikax_dev) is that each approaches the problem from completely different angles "tooling-all", "framework-agnostic" (and volar compat), "strictly typed", and that we the authors are on friendly terms, exchanging ideas on the shared foundation of ecosystem research. There is no conflict or hostility at all. We simply “battle test” ideas and improve each other’s accuracy. This is one of the most interesting and most beautiful parts of open source.

It’s here. github.com/vitejs/vite/re…

I really want to use tsgo, but it is not usable currently for IDE and Vue 😭

Hopefully this week I'll be able to release some nice things 👀

Vize をリブランドした

Verter project got it's scope increased, now I'm also taking over the vue compilation, this should make generating javascript and typescript much faster than ever, still early stages github.com/pikax/verter playground: play.verterjs.dev

Yes

Something I'm cooking, I hope in 2026 I'm able to release this :)

🎉 Introduce vue-jsx-vapor 3.1 . Supports generating Virtual DOM and Vapor DOM, Powered by Oxc. . Supports all Vue built-in directives. . The same compiler output as Vue’s template compiler. The next step is to use the Virtual DOM to enable SSR for Vapor.

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Managed to get automatic argument inference from template into script setup, generics are also fully supported. Currently it only supports a direct binding to the event, but I believe is possible to infer it from expressions as well.

Looking for my next role! I thrive where I can help others grow, and where my Vue.js open-source work is supported with time Frontend, AI, remote-friendly, and open to (some) relocations!

On Oxlint JS plugins: we've created a survey to gather requirements and would love to hear your thoughts. The linked discussion includes background information and potential approaches we could take. github.com/oxc-project/ox… Poll: What do you need from Oxlint?

Me this month :D 👀

2024 is in the past - so it is time for a Year in ReVue. And who else could be a better fit to go through the highlights in in the @vuejs and @nuxt_js ecosystem than @danielcroe 🙌 Together, @thealexlichter and Daniel share their favorite improvements & even talk about Nuxt 4👀

New RFC to allow tools to infer strict children in slots github.com/vuejs/rfcs/dis…

@me_jd_solanki Stricter typescript in the templates 🙂 Allowing to a more reliable type checking in the template (hopefully)

@pikax_dev What you are up to??

As been a while since I had time to work on this, slow and steady :) Maybe for 2025 or 2026 who knows 😆

The PR is here 💁‍♂️ github.com/vuejs/core/pul…

📢 Important Update The much improved Vue Devtools v7 has been submitted for review on the Chrome web store under the stable channel, and we are flipping the switch tomorrow. Things to note: - The latest v7 **only supports Vue 3**. We have separate listings for legacy versions of v5 and v6, both of which support Vue 2. These legacy versions cannot be enabled at the same time with v7, but you can use a separate browser profile that only have v5 or v6 installed if you need to work on Vue 2 apps. - If you were previously using the beta channel, you can (and should) switch back to the stable channel, as the beta channel will only be used for testing experimental major new features and will not be updated regularly for bug fixes. - The github repo vuejs/devtools now also points to v7: github.com/vuejs/devtools More info about v7: devtools.vuejs.org