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Nuxt
Nuxt is a free and open source JavaScript library based on Vue.js, Nitro, and Vite. Nuxt is inspired by Next.js, which is a similar framework based on React rather than Vue.
The main advantage of Nuxt over using Vue alone is its universal rendering system. The framework works as both an in-browser single-page application (SPA) as well as a server-rendered static website, by "hydrating" a server-rendered page to a full SPA after it is loaded. This allows websites to have the search engine optimization and performance benefits of a server-rendered site in addition to the interactivity of a client-rendered application. Nuxt largely abstracts the server-rendering features from the developer, and it's therefore able to have a similar development experience to a traditional SPA using Vue's single-file component (SFC) system.
In addition to its flagship universal rendering mechanism, Nuxt also provides many other benefits and quality-of-life features, such as path-based routing, hot module replacement (HMR), TypeScript support out of the box, and middleware and server logic.
Rather than a regular Vue.js application, which ordinarily requires every route to be manually registered, Nuxt uses path-based routing to automatically register every route in an application.
Pages are declared in the pages/ folder, where the name of the page file becomes the name of the route. Dynamic parameters can be added using square brackets, and catch-all routes can be added using three dots and square brackets, much like JavaScript's array spread syntax.
Nuxt automatically imports most Vue composition API functions, and any helper functions from the composables/ and utils/ folders.
Nuxt supports SSR-friendly layouts out of the box, which allows similar pages to use the same basic templates, such as a header and footer. Layouts are declared in the layouts/ folder, and work using native Vue slots.
To enable layouts in a Nuxt project, the entry point of the application, app.vue, must include a NuxtLayout component to toggle between layouts for each page.
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Nuxt
Nuxt is a free and open source JavaScript library based on Vue.js, Nitro, and Vite. Nuxt is inspired by Next.js, which is a similar framework based on React rather than Vue.
The main advantage of Nuxt over using Vue alone is its universal rendering system. The framework works as both an in-browser single-page application (SPA) as well as a server-rendered static website, by "hydrating" a server-rendered page to a full SPA after it is loaded. This allows websites to have the search engine optimization and performance benefits of a server-rendered site in addition to the interactivity of a client-rendered application. Nuxt largely abstracts the server-rendering features from the developer, and it's therefore able to have a similar development experience to a traditional SPA using Vue's single-file component (SFC) system.
In addition to its flagship universal rendering mechanism, Nuxt also provides many other benefits and quality-of-life features, such as path-based routing, hot module replacement (HMR), TypeScript support out of the box, and middleware and server logic.
Rather than a regular Vue.js application, which ordinarily requires every route to be manually registered, Nuxt uses path-based routing to automatically register every route in an application.
Pages are declared in the pages/ folder, where the name of the page file becomes the name of the route. Dynamic parameters can be added using square brackets, and catch-all routes can be added using three dots and square brackets, much like JavaScript's array spread syntax.
Nuxt automatically imports most Vue composition API functions, and any helper functions from the composables/ and utils/ folders.
Nuxt supports SSR-friendly layouts out of the box, which allows similar pages to use the same basic templates, such as a header and footer. Layouts are declared in the layouts/ folder, and work using native Vue slots.
To enable layouts in a Nuxt project, the entry point of the application, app.vue, must include a NuxtLayout component to toggle between layouts for each page.