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It's awesome to see discussions being opened, and I look forward to seeing everyone's projects. I'll kick things off with the project my team and I have been working on for about 2 years, the DIVE annotator.
We built DIVE as the user interface for the VIAME toolkit. It's a pretty sophisticated annotation and analysis tool for images and videos, and it's being used by NOAA and others to train and run AI on data collected from aerial surveillance and underwater UAVs. We've built it for both web and electron.
We've really pushed against the limits of reactivity performance, sometimes dealing with tens of thousands of reactive entities on the page, and we've had to rely on optimizations like shallow reactivity where possible and using proxy variables to indicate when a deep/complex object changes. Even though we're still on Vue 2, we've completely adopted Vue Composition API plugin.
Vue has been a real pleasure to work with, and it will be part of our team's toolkit for a long time to come. Thanks for all the great work that has allowed us to build high-quality software for our users.
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Hello Vue community,
It's awesome to see discussions being opened, and I look forward to seeing everyone's projects. I'll kick things off with the project my team and I have been working on for about 2 years, the DIVE annotator.
About Dive
We built DIVE as the user interface for the VIAME toolkit. It's a pretty sophisticated annotation and analysis tool for images and videos, and it's being used by NOAA and others to train and run AI on data collected from aerial surveillance and underwater UAVs. We've built it for both web and electron.
We've really pushed against the limits of reactivity performance, sometimes dealing with tens of thousands of reactive entities on the page, and we've had to rely on optimizations like shallow reactivity where possible and using proxy variables to indicate when a deep/complex object changes. Even though we're still on Vue 2, we've completely adopted Vue Composition API plugin.
Vue has been a real pleasure to work with, and it will be part of our team's toolkit for a long time to come. Thanks for all the great work that has allowed us to build high-quality software for our users.
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