SSR comes with certain caveats, including no access to APIs like the LocalStorage on server-side. But what if you could enable SSR only for pages where SEO is needed and use the "traditional" SPA mode elsewhere? You can! Learn how in this article.
As your Nuxt app grows, so does your backend. With time, your API evolves from a hand full of endpoints into an enormous jungle of resources. And you want to stay the king of the jungle! Learn to organize and abstract your API resources in this post.
As a Vue developer, you may have heard the term server-side rendering. Even if you are not using a framework like Nuxt.js it is important to know how to write universal SSR-ready components. And guess what, it isn't even hard!
Brotli, a somewhat new compression from Google is getting more and more traction. To minify your Nuxt.js application as good as possible, you should set up Brotli compression for it as well! Learn how to in this article.
Almost every Nuxt.js developer has seen the "evil grey page" that is displayed after a server-side error (for example a failing API call in asyncData or fetch without a try-catch block around it). Pretty sure many of you want to change it to make it fit i...