Lightning Talk: A Backend Engineer's Vue of Front-End Development
summary
A backend-led team chooses Vue.js as the JavaScript framework, adds Webpack for builds, uses Jest for zero‑config unit tests and ESLint for linting, and integrates Vue single‑file components into existing Elixir/Phoenix templates one page at a time. Phoenix stays as server‑side router while components call backend APIs; state can move to Vuex and routing to vue‑router if a SPA is needed. The incremental approach consolidates multiple apps into a Dashboard and proves practical for future growth.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and context
- 1:06Defining front-end needs
- 2:18Establishing tool criteria
- 3:26Framework evaluation
- 4:44Build and testing tools
- 5:46Implementation and conclusion
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