`private` properties are not found and throw errors in the View
See original GitHub issueThis issue is related to other issues #2 and #957 and as per a comment posted here it was suggested that I open a new issue.
The team project I’m working on also has a ton of a
public
/private
properties and I get so many errors in the View even though the code is working fine. I know that I can removeprivate
and then everything is fine but my team won’t be happy with this change and it’s not very code friendly to work with so many invalid errors like those
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@sawmurai this is planed to resolve in v1.1.
I decided to stick to class-style vue forever or quit vue.😆 We already have a functional programming tool like React, I think Vue should be the OOP counterpart. It’s real convenient to map states of vanilla classes to DOM through Vue.