title: updated lifecycle event: act using watcher after dom update on specific element only
body: <p>In Vue there's the '<code>updated</code>' lifecycle method, which is appropriate for doing things to my markup after the data is in. In my case, I'm manually nudging SVG text to align to something after its dimensions change due to new text being input.</p>
  
  <p>Well, it seems like I want to use the '<code>watch</code>' block because it allows me to only run my alignment function after a <em>specific</em> property is changed, but what I really need is to use the '<code>updated</code>' event as it's got to do with the DOM and not the data - but how could it be possible to isolate and run my aligning function on <em>just</em> the one element that was edited and caused the '<code>updated</code>' to fire?</p>
  
  <p>I'd rather not cause multiple adjustment functions to fire off on objects which were not even updated by the user data entry.</p>