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Frequently Asked Questions
Install Node.js, then use
npm create vue@latest to create a new Vue 3 application. Check our Installation Guide for detailed steps.
Composition API is the modern, recommended approach offering better TypeScript support and logic reusability. Options API is the traditional Vue 2 style that's still supported. We recommend Composition API for new projects.
Use
ref() for primitive values (strings, numbers, booleans) and reactive() for objects. ref() requires .value to access, while reactive() doesn't.
For local state, use
ref() or reactive(). For global state, use Pinia (the official state management library for Vue 3), which replaced Vuex.
Composables are reusable functions that leverage the Composition API. Use them to extract and share stateful logic across components. See our Composables Guide for examples.
Vue 3 is mostly backward compatible. Start by reviewing the official migration guide. Most Vue 2 code will work in Vue 3 with minor adjustments.
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