Vue RFCs
A formal process for proposing and discussing substantial changes to the Vue.js core framework.
What is Vue RFCs?
Vue RFCs is the official repository and process for managing substantial changes to the Vue.js core framework. It provides a structured workflow where contributors can propose new features, API changes, or significant modifications, which are then reviewed and discussed by the Vue core team and community before implementation. This process ensures that Vue evolves in a stable, consensus-driven manner.
Vue.js core team members, framework contributors, and advanced developers who are proposing or reviewing significant changes to Vue's architecture, APIs, or behavior.
It offers a transparent, community-inclusive governance model that prevents haphazard changes, reduces breaking changes, and maintains Vue's stability and simplicity as it grows. Developers choose it to contribute meaningfully to Vue's future with a process that ensures their proposals receive proper design scrutiny and broad feedback.
Overview
RFCs for substantial changes / feature additions to Vue core
Use Cases
Best For
- Proposing a new Vue.js core feature that adds API surface area
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