Hello, I have some pretty great news for you! Have you already tried running Vue 3.0-alpha build? That wasn’t that easy up until recently. But now we have [vue-cli-plugin-vue-next](https://github.com/vuejs/vue-cli-plugin-vue-next)! 🔥 This makes it as easy as adding a new plugin to your Vue-CLI based app. It takes care of configuring the webpack to use a new .vue files compiler. Certainly not something you should do on production, but if you would like to try things like Proxy-based reactivity or Suspense – this is probably the best way to do that. Working with GraphQL and Apollo will most likely got even better once Vue 3.0 is released. [Natalia Tepluhina](https://twitter.com/N_Tepluhina) has written a [great article](https://dev.to/n_tepluhina/vue-apollo-v4-the-first-look-c32) that shows how to migrate a Vue-Apollo v3 app to v4, which uses composition-API. But if you don’t need all of Apollo, you can also take a look at [Villus – a tiny GraphQL client](https://logaretm.com/blog/2020-01-11-announcing-villus/) created by [Abdelrahman Awad](https://twitter.com/logaretm?lang=en). Also, if you happen to struggle with unit tests in Vue, there is a chance you might find the needed answers in the [Vue Testing Handbook](https://lmiller1990.github.io/vue-testing-handbook/) by [Lachlan Miller](https://twitter.com/Lachlan19900)! Make sure to take a look! Enjoy! — *[Damian Dulisz](https://twitter.com/DamianDulisz)*