This is a good description of the approach that I don’t like for this kind of development ;)
If you don’t keep your dependencies up to date, you are likely to have unpatched well-known security vulnerabilities. So you need to stay on a supported version. Vue 3 will work until it goes end of life, at which point you are stuck choosing between moving to a later version or taking down your project.
This is a good description of the approach that I don’t like for this kind of development ;)
If you don’t keep your dependencies up to date, you are likely to have unpatched well-known security vulnerabilities. So you need to stay on a supported version. Vue 3 will work until it goes end of life, at which point you are stuck choosing between moving to a later version or taking down your project.
Okay, but it’s supposed to be mainly the backend that is responsible for security.
Vulnerabilities in your front end code give XSS