The first version jumped right in and solved an immediate problem. Even with the best foresight possible the designers simply could not see all the problems they would run into.
Or even if they did, sometimes pragmatism forced fixing issues down the road.
After doing this for over 20 years (I build software coders/designers/laymen use) I am really impressed with how well Vue was designed to start with, and the migration path (at a glance) looks nearly painless from v2 to v3.
The first version jumped right in and solved an immediate problem. Even with the best foresight possible the designers simply could not see all the problems they would run into.
Or even if they did, sometimes pragmatism forced fixing issues down the road.
After doing this for over 20 years (I build software coders/designers/laymen use) I am really impressed with how well Vue was designed to start with, and the migration path (at a glance) looks nearly painless from v2 to v3.