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Vue Router version 3.1 has been released and includes various bug fixes and new features like scoped slots for the router-link component, and a Promise return from the router push and replace methods.
Perhaps the best way to inject dependencies is via factory functions that take dependencies as parameters. In this article, you'll see a solution that makes it possible to do this from a Vue.js single-file component.
Do you want to build a codebase that looks like a teenager's bedroom, or, like it's straight out of IKEA? Using wrapper components effectively can make your code neater and your design features inheritable, and are easier than ever to implement with Vue 3.0.
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