Normally, in vanilla JavaScript, the onchange event is triggered after you have typed something into a field and then "exited out of it", the same as using Vue's v-on:change.
But React's onChange preforms differently, it triggers each time you type words or leave that field or blur or focus there, I think there is a need of v-change directive to achieve the same thing in Vue.
Normally, in vanilla JavaScript, the onchange event is triggered after you have typed something into a field and then "exited out of it", the same as using Vue's
v-on:change
.But React's
onChange
preforms differently, it triggers each time you type words or leave that field or blur or focus there, I think there is a need ofv-change
directive to achieve the same thing in Vue.