Vue, the popular JavaScript framework for building web UIs, is on a path to add support for externally imported types in a planned 3.3 release. Two features the project originally planned to graduate in Vue 3.3, Suspense and Reactivity Transform, will remain in experimental status.
Plans for Vue 3.3 include support of externally imported types in `<script setup>` macros, Vue founder Evan You wrote in a January 1 blog post. The current stable release is Vue 3.2.45, published in November. Vue’s currently experimental Suspense feature, for orchestrating async dependencies in a component tree, still needs further discussion, You wrote. The same goes for another experimental capability, Reactivity Transform, which is a set of compiler transforms that improve ergonomics when using Vue’s reactivity APIs.
