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Vue Lazy Image Loading

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Just in time - in the middle of building out an image intensive Vue app.

For the record, Vue has been an absolute dream to work with and major props to the creators.

Ditto for me. I’m a full year into using it for my startup and it’s been a real benefit for our business. I was really skeptical of whether or not I needed an SPA for our product, but now I’m really glad that’s the route I went.

One thing I’ve done that might be the reason I’m so happy with Vue is that I haven’t tried to manage state on the client. There’s more overhead on page transitions certain actions, but it does seem to limit my exposure to WTF style bugs.

Awesome work. I'm a vue novice,and I wanted something similar to this a while back and found something that worked for my needs in the bootstrap+vue project[1] since I was already using that, but this might have fit my needs just as well. I'm sure I would have opted for something like this if I wasn't already using the larger bootstrap component tie-in project.

1: https://bootstrap-vue.js.org/docs/components/image#lazy-load...

Am I the only one who really dislike lazy load?

I want the image to be there, not to load when I scroll down. It should only lazy load images that is 2 screen below my current view.

Please don’t do this. Users should never require JavaScript to be enabled to view text or images.

Vue is used a lot for a single-page application which automatically requires JavaScript.

Nuxt.js uses Vue.js to create static html that doesn't require javascript in the end-user. If this library is well made should provide a fallback to load the images synchronously.

Or you just use a regular <img> tag for server-rendered content? Am I missing something?

If Ihave a product listing page with a lot of images on it, I want to load the images above the fold first. Once those are loaded, I can load the rest.

Isn't it how browsers work on general? They would try to download resources as they appear in HTML, but they would not do this over more than reasonable number of concurrent connections.

Been looking for something like this. Thank you very much for sharing!

demo?

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