Join Us Building Vue’s High-Performance Future: Vapor Mode
summary
Vapor Mode is a compiler-first subset of Vue that compiles SFCs to native DOM ops instead of shipping a Virtual DOM runtime, yielding a claimed performance score around 90 (versus ~80 for current Vue and 100 for raw vanilla) and a runtime that is about 53% smaller. It supports AOT/JSX compilation, encodes optimizations like merged updates and event delegation at build time, and is opt-in via a simple flag so projects can swap modes without rewriting.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:31Vue’s journey and Vapor Mode
- 4:21Why vanilla JS is fast
- 8:21Vapor Mode compiles to DOM ops
- 9:09Vapor Mode’s performance and benefits
- 10:57Future plans and contributions
- 11:19Getting started with contributions
- 17:23Joining the Vue community
- 18:30Summary
