@RyanCarniato@CodingGarden You could write a vue template that looks closer to B if you want:
<input v-bind:value="filter" v-on:input="e => filter = https://t.co/wTTlmyEVsc.value">
It’s important to understand what v-model does of course, but yeah it is worth it.
@mountainwesttax@BigSnugALot Even at that age, 8% is basically the worst case scenario. “The lowest annual return over any 30 year period going back to 1926 was 7.8%.”
https://t.co/y8yQH3VKb7
@ryanflorence@bjankord@RyanCarniato I think writing html in html is much more natural than writing html in JavaScript. But even if you disagree, there’s nothing stopping you from using JSX with Vue!
@housecor@TadleyD Definitely! Any time there are multiple commits in a PR I’d expect there to be a reason, which the commit message would explain. Maybe refactoring some code, renaming files, fixing an edge case bug, etc.
@CodeSpent @MichaelThiessen@jalendport@vuejs I’ve gone down that path then eventually went back to rarely destructuring. Depends on the situation, but I found that it often hurt readability.
@suchipi@PrettierCode Isn’t that why there was an option in the first place? The value of prettier is not that it makes the right decisions, but that it makes consistent decisions.
Nuxt v2.12 is out ✨
‣ New fetch()
‣ Better programmatic usage
‣ Expose Webpack config
‣ Hot reload for serverMiddleware
‣ DX improvements and bug fixes
https://t.co/ZhX6zlj6H2
@wesbos FYI the nth-child part is different in those two examples. The first would result in .class > *:nth-child(2) while the second would essentially be .class > * *:nth-child(2).