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3 Replies to "Managing multiple store modules with Vuex"
Excuseme, but your title says :”Managing multiple central stores with Vuex”. Multiple central stores aren’t multiple vuex modules? Instead here we speak of a single vuex. But it is a beautiful work. Thank you.
Do you intend to talk about managing applications with multiple vuex modules that can communicate with each other in the future?
Thank you. bye.
Bump. Title was misleading
This title has nothing to do with the article WTF?