The Vue
is a progressive Javascript Framework and used to build interactive user interfaces and
also, it’s focused on the view layer only (front end).
What’s New in Vue 2?
1. Rendering
layer is now based on a lightweight virtual DOM implementation
2. Detection
of static class names and attributes
3. Detection
of subtrees without dynamic bindings
4. It
supports server-side rendering with client-side hydration
5. It
Support to JSX
6. Template-to-virtual-DOM
compiler
What’s New in Vue 3?
Making
it Smaller: -
Vue is already quite small, at around 20kb
gzipped at runtime. But we can expect it to get even more compact, at 10kb
gzipped for the new core runtime.
Virtual
DOM Rewrite: -
Virtual DOM being rewritten from the ground up
and he rewrites will include more efficient code to create virtual nodes.
Optimized
Slots Generation:-
In Vue 3, the parent and child can be
re-rendered separately. Previously, parent and child component re-renders same
time.
Explore
in detail - What’sNew in Vue 3?
