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Wednesday, August 13, 2025 If you're trying to read any of my code via GitHub, make sure to open source.opml in Drummer , there are a lot of notes that don't make it through to the .js and .css files. I don't think I've ever said that on the blog before. I write my code in an outliner, and take advantage of its ability to collapse long comments into a single line. There are whole blogs at the top of some functions, notes about all the big changes in code, sometimes over years, and sometimes even decades of maintenance. There's a source.opml in most of the repos with a big comment at the top explaining what's going on. Also, most projects have a worknotes.md file, and where there are dates in the source code, the refer back to dates in the worknotes.md file. Not always, but most of the time. Some of the code is very complex, I work really hard to make it simple so it can be worked on, but in some cases it's impossible to make it read ...

​ ​ Read this on my blog Hey! I've got one new article that I just published, all about effect scopes in Vue. Read it here: What are Effect Scopes in Vue? And in case you missed it, I also published one on watchers last week: Bulletproof Watchers in Vue Both of these articles are on topics that I'll be teaching in my new course, Advanced Reactivity , which is coming soon! Enjoy the rest of the newsletter, and I'll see you again next week! — Michael Vue Tips Collection Level up your Vue skills with bite-sized, actionable tips delivered daily: 118 carefully crafted tips covering both Vue 2 and Vue 3 Complete coverage of both APIs with examples in Options API and Composition API Daily email delivery of 3 tips for 3 months Beautiful hardcover book professionally printed in Canada Instant digital access so you can start learning right away "Michael expl...