Directives like "v-if" and "v-model" are core to Vue and used regularly in every Vue project I've seen. What's your reasoning for avoiding them and what would you use instead?
Ah, let me clarify. I meant creating new directives. Using the core directives is needed the best use of Vue directives. Creating new ones should be used sparsely as it obfuscates your code.
We have 1 directive in our entire application and it's pretty complicated however the use of it is pretty amazing it allows our app to have a straight forward approach to permission allowing to hide/disable elements with good performance.
Honestly I must be super tired since I just re-read it and I see that it's using existing directives instead of creating new ones...
