In October 2018, the React team announced a major new feature for React version 16.8 – Hooks. This feature would provide a way for state to be added to function-based components, something previously possible only with class-based components and carried drawbacks for scalability.
Within hours, Vue creator and lead designer Evan You was excitedly tweeting ideas for how Hooks might be implemented for Vue. He evidentally saw this new paradigm of component design as a means of overcoming limitations in Vue’s design the same way it did for React. Within a few days days, a working “Vue Hooks” demo plugin was released by You.
In October 2018, the React team announced a major new feature for React version 16.8 – Hooks. This feature would provide a way for state to be added to function-based components, something previously possible only with class-based components and carried drawbacks for scalability.
Within hours, Vue creator and lead designer Evan You was excitedly tweeting ideas for how Hooks might be implemented for Vue. He evidentally saw this new paradigm of component design as a means of overcoming limitations in Vue’s design the same way it did for React. Within a few days days, a working “Vue Hooks” demo plugin was released by You. […]