Discover Vue 3’s New Documentation: Features, Guides, and a 50‑Map Study Notebook

This article introduces the freshly released Chinese Vue 3 documentation, outlines its ten major updates—including dark mode, responsive design, API style switching, and VitePress integration—provides a comprehensive study notebook with 50 mind‑maps, and offers download links for the original xmind files.

Java High-Performance Architecture
Java High-Performance Architecture
Java High-Performance Architecture
Discover Vue 3’s New Documentation: Features, Guides, and a 50‑Map Study Notebook

New documentation address: https://vuejs.org/. Chinese translation: https://staging-cn.vuejs.org/. Old Chinese version: v3.cn.vuejs.org (marked as old).

After reading you will gain two takeaways: 1) Understand the new changes in the documentation; 2) Obtain a Vue 3 new‑documentation study notebook (50 mind‑maps, original xmind files, download link at the bottom).

1. Preface

Author LBJ participated in the translation and verification of the Vue 3 documentation ( vuejs.org). The English version has been live for over a month, and the Chinese translation is now officially available.

The previous Chinese site ( v3.cn.vuejs.org) was marked as outdated. The new site removes the “writing in progress” and “preview only” banners, indicating that the translated stable pages are ready for reading.

2. New Documentation Changes

The following ten major updates are highlighted (each accompanied by an illustration):

Dark mode added

Responsive design

API style switch (Options vs. Composition) in guides, tutorials and examples

New interactive tutorials

New examples, including implementations of 7GUIs

Faster API search

Redesigned guides

TypeScript guide

Deep reactivity system guide

Rendering mechanism guide

New composable‑function guide

New toolchain guide

New performance guide

Single‑page navigation + intelligent pre‑fetch of viewport links

Built with VitePress

Automatic hydration of partially static content

3. New Documentation Study Notebook

Introduction

Quick Start

Basics

Create Vue app

Template syntax

Reactivity basics

Computed properties

Class and style binding

Conditional rendering

List rendering

Event handling

Form input binding

Lifecycle hooks

Watchers

Template ref

Component basics

Deep Component Topics

Component registration

Props

Component events

Attribute forwarding

Slots

Dependency injection

Async components

Reusability

Composable functions

Custom directives

Plugins

Built‑in Components

Transition

TransitionGroup

KeepAlive

Teleport

Suspense

Scale Upgrade

Single‑file components

Toolchain

Router

State management

Testing

Server‑Side Rendering (SSR)

Best Practices

Performance

Accessibility

Security

Using TypeScript

Vue with TypeScript

TypeScript + Composition API

TypeScript + Options API

Advanced Topics

Multiple ways to use Vue

Composition API FAQ

Deep reactivity system

Rendering mechanism

Render functions & JSX

Attachment

The original mind‑map images and the xmind files have been uploaded to GitHub. You can download them from:

https://github.com/jCodeLife/mind-map/tree/master/Vue3新文档

Supplementary Note

Because the Chinese documentation is still in a non‑official rollout, some pages may not be translated yet. Currently only the files under src\guide have been translated. More stable pages will be added as the project progresses, and contributions are welcome.

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