Modular Quasar:Reducing Cognitive Overhead In Large Applications by Luke Diebold: Vue.js Nation 2023

Luke Diebold is a Quasar Core team member. He used to be a singer and classical pianist, but gave that up when he fell in love with code. By day he builds Quasar apps and by night, he creates coding videos and shares his love for Quasar.
In his spare time, you'll find him walking his two Chihuahuas (Panda and Lily) and watching Korean dramas!
At Vue.js Nation 2023 Luke gave us an insight into an action-packed, and loaded with gems talk that will have a massive impact on large Vue projects! In "Modular Quasar", Luke runs us through architectural concepts that will help teams build apps that can scale into the stratosphere!
Let's abolish spaghetti code and annihilate cognitive overhead!
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[@larzonForYa]

Good talk. But it kinda misses the title about "large Applications". In a real world app, you'll have far more levels of components (with far more props each) and will quickly end-up in what I call "Prop-drilling-hell". I do like to use global state/getters via Pinia and use it in components directly where possible. You can also think of it like a prop from the point of a component. It surely is more coupled to the store and isn't perfect in every case, but it frees you up from managing all the props and emits. Happy to hear your take on this :)

[@williamkmp9998]

Thank you so much this is very usefull and informative for a beginneer like me 🎉

[@elizabethdiebold9304]

My uncle!!!!!