What is a-la-carte components? Should i use it?

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À la carte is an English language loan phrase meaning “according
to the menu.” It refers to “food that can be ordered as separate
items, rather than part of a set meal.”

So if you use a-la-carte components, it means that you only include components that you need (want) to use, instead of getting all of them

Vuetify example:

Vuetify allows you to easily import only what you need, drastically lowering its footprint.

import {
 Vuetify,
 VApp,
 VNavigationDrawer,
 VFooter,
 VList,
 VBtn
} from 'vuetify'

Vue.use(Vuetify, {
 components: {
   VApp,
   VNavigationDrawer,
   VFooter,
   VList,
   VBtn
 }
})

EDIT 2018/11/14:

Since vuetify 1.3.0,
vuetify-loader (included in vuetify cli install)
automatically handles your application’s a-la-carte needs, which means it will automatically import all Vuetify components as you use them.

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