Hi guys,

as you surely know, the style guide is quite outdated.

Vue 3 is there for a while. <script setup> is really great.
I could even say that this is the most flexible, save and user friendly syntax, but there is no guide for it at all.
All in all the docs are giving me a vibe of <script setup> not being that interesting anymore.
Maybe even docs itself are not the most interesting thing for dev team right now, but for newcomers they are!

This harms the image of once greatly documented mature ecosystem.
There is always more and more adoption in business, but it means at the same time that we have more and more
inexperienced colleagues trying to make something in vue from time to time. And they are producing spaghetti - lots of it.
Since the composition API we can put any amount of features in a single component and mix everything as we like,
but "with the great power comes..." - you know the drill.

Side note: I already regret this decision. At the end of the day we have two extremes:

• ordering props/emits/... as if it would not be Composition API at all (old order)
• creating a 1500 lines long unreadable component + 500 lines of style
  (yes, i was there, saw it with my own eyes... and they still hurt)

I'm quite sure, that there are more experienced guys there to speak of the best practices.
Not trying to just toss a topic and run. Nothing like this. If I'll find a couple of 'I know the sh...'-guys I can gladly exchange ideas
and take responsibility for moderating it and writing it down.

Want to help? Maybe you know someone? Please, let me know.

In hope that it will get some traction,
kind regards