In this tutorial, we’ll explore how to harness the power of slots in the context of Vue 3. By using slots, developers can drastically reduce the number of props used in a single component, making components much cleaner and manageable. Slots allow you to add any structure, style, and functionality to a particular component. In these kinds of components, slots are used as placeholders for the default content and any additional/optional content, such as icons, images, and so on. For example, in UI frameworks like Vuetify, slots are used to make generic components such as an alert component. You can think of slots as customizable templates (similar to PHP templates, for example) which you can use in different places, for various use cases, producing different effects. Slots are a powerful and versatile content distribution and composition mechanism.
