Hello, Do you know this website called Wikipedia? Where you can read about things? Like an online encyclopedia of sorts, but everyone can contribute? 🙃 It’s maintained by the good people from Wikimedia as well as volunteers and a few days ago the decision has been made for [Wikimedia to adopt Vue](https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T241180)! Does it mean Wikipedia will now become a Vue SPA – 99,9% not! But it means some parts of Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects might be using Vue to enhance some of the more complicated, interactive elements. Like the page editor for example. If you’ve been wondering why Vue is called the "progressive framework" this use-case explains it pretty well I think. As most conferences and meetups get canceled due to the pandemic, many organisers are embracing online events. You can watch the [#1 Vue.js Amsterdam Virtual Meetup here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?index=2&list=PLCxzy-hmQq9Hj8j4zChXJpfBFhfVdUiKN&t=0s&v=6IM9gphOvXw). Additionally, a new initiative has been born, largely thanks to [Maria Lamardo](https://twitter.com/marialamardo) in the form of Vue Global Meetup that aims to help collaborate different Vue communities around the world to broadcast online meetups. The first of such will happen on the 14th of April. [Sign up here](https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vue-global-meetup-tickets-101090117262?aff=ebdssbonlinesearch) if you would like to participate! Speaking of events – there are several [new videos from Vue.js Amsterdam](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCxzy-hmQq9FnnpckFDeDtbpsUqxdheQn)! Vue Mastery has also started publishing [talks from the recent VueConf.us](https://www.vuemastery.com/conferences/vueconf-us-2020/). Stay safe, *— [Damian Dulisz](https://twitter.com/damiandulisz)*