VueJS at Olacabs
summary
Describes how Olacabs evaluated front-end frameworks and why they selected Vue.js for company-wide use, including the specific considerations and alternatives they examined. Explains One Web, a wrapper built around Vue.js to enable using Vue at scale across Olacabs’ PWA and consumer web platform, and discusses implementation details relevant to running a large-scale Vue-based Progressive Web App.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:03Last year at Olacabs
- 4:31Ola Web stack
- 4:56Choosing future stack-requirements - 1
- 6:19Choosing future stack - Design philosophy
- 7:27Choosing future stack - Developer experience
- 8:17Choosing future stack - Other requirements
- 9:30Key Points
- 9:58Securing our web future
- 11:40One Web/Vue single file component
- 11:58Single file component benefits
- 12:54One Web loading order
- 15:47How a day to day development happens in OneWeb
- 17:30Web adoptions
- 18:59Growing trust
- 19:42Food Panda Integration
- 20:17One Web payload budget
- 23:55One Web Real world performance
- 24:26Frederick Brooks - The mythical man month
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