How we Build Vutuv
summary
An open source, free “LinkedIn killer” called Vutuv aims for extreme speed and low cost, reaching 200,000 accounts in its first three months. Pages aim to render the above‑the‑fold content inside 700 milliseconds in Germany by serving precomputed static HTML, aggressive inlining to stay under a 28KB budget, brotli/gzip compression and avatar JPEG optimizations. Infrastructure uses Phoenix Nginx MySQL bare metal Debian, with static caching and offline image compression to save CPU and money.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 1:28free = big challenge
- 2:07There are many different ways of using Phoenix
- 3:54Why is WebPerformance important?
- 10:19How do we tackle WebPerformance?
- 12:19Phoenix is about 10 times faster than Ruby on Rails.
- 17:29Compression
- 21:34Now I'd like to talk about Phoenix
- 21:49Phoenix does not offer a quick reward for newbies!
- 22:45Rails offers Quick Rewards
- 23:52Let's compare that with Phoenix
- 28:46Rails uses SQLite to make it easy for a Newbie
- 28:59Rails sets the routes for a scaffold.
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