Adaptive Vue.js Apps with The Composition API
summary
Composition-API hooks from vue-use-web and a custom use-hardware-concurrency helper detect cores, spawn web workers, and speed an image-inversion demo (about 12s with 12 workers versus ~19s with one). A use-memory-status check caps at 8GB and swaps a 3D model for a gallery when RAM is under ~4GB. Battery-level thresholds (20%) and network heuristics (4g/3g/2g, save-data) selectively disable animations, defer heavy bundles, or serve static maps; battery and some memory/heap details are Chrome-only.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Start
- 4:11Agenda
- 6:46Progressive Enhancement
- 7:23System Requirements
- 8:39Cpu
- 14:00Split the Workload
- 17:49Memory
- 18:16Heap Size
- 21:39Graceful Degradation
- 22:39Power
- 23:54Power Saver Mode
- 26:49Range Slider
- 28:02Network
- 28:44Network Type
- 29:53Save Data Boolean
- 32:06Layouts with Reduced Bundle Size for Slow Connection
- 33:17Google Map
- 34:35Takeaways
- 38:10Does the Library Work with Native Script
- 39:43Privacy
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