Vue is a progressive framework for building user interfaces, designed for incremental adoption. It features a core library focused on the view layer and a range of supporting libraries for complex applications. Vue.js supports modern browsers, with compatibility extending to ES5-compliant browsers. This repository represents the legacy Vue 2 codebase, with ongoing development focused on Vue 3.
This repository serves as an archive for the Vue 2 project, allowing for access to the codebase and related tools. It includes comprehensive documentation, a thriving ecosystem of supporting libraries like Vue Router and Vuex, and a strong community. The framework's progressive nature and ease of integration made it popular for both small and large projects. Its declarative template syntax and reactive data binding enhance developer productivity.
- Core Framework: Provides the foundational components for building user interfaces.
- Extensive Ecosystem: Includes supporting libraries for routing, state management, and CLI tools.
- Component-Based Architecture: Encourages modular and reusable UI elements.
- Reactive Data Binding: Automatically updates the DOM when data changes.
- TypeScript Support: Enables type-safe development with Vue-class-component.
- Browser Compatibility: Supports a wide range of browsers, including older versions.
- Large Community Resources: Offers extensive documentation, tutorials, and community support.
The Vue 2 repository is now inactive, with no further development or bug fixes planned. While it remains functional and widely used, it is no longer receiving updates or security patches. Users are strongly encouraged to migrate to Vue 3 for ongoing support and feature improvements. While the community is still active in supporting existing Vue 2 applications, new projects should utilize Vue 3.
This repository provides access to Vue 2, a mature and widely adopted JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. While no longer actively developed, it remains a viable option for maintaining existing Vue 2 applications. For new projects, the Vue 3 repository (vuejs/core) is recommended, offering continued development and support.