In this thorough guide, we’ll compare the Next.js and Nuxt.js JavaScript frameworks, their use cases, and their pros and cons.

Explore practical examples of cool Nuxt 3 features, like better support for dynamic routes, partial matches on child routes, and more.

When building applications, it’s important to provide a clear path towards testing, which will reduce the time spent debugging and refactoring code.

A global custom plugin can come in handy when you can’t find an open source plugin for a feature you’re trying to implement.

Protect your applications easily by implementing Laravel Sanctum, a package for authentication of SPAs, mobile applications, and token-based APIs.

Handle errors and log them gracefully in your next web app with these best practice guidelines with examples using Next.js and Nuxt.js.

Solve some common problems developers face when rendering root-level, nested, and deeply nested pages in Nuxt.js.

The Nuxt 3 beta was launched October 2021. Look at the new features in Nuxt 3, as well as the installation process and how to migrate your existing Nuxt apps to this latest version.

Learn how Nuxt, Vue 3, and TypeScript work together in this job board demo app and how this combination supports developer experience.

Learn about server-side rendering (SSR) and client-side rendering (CSR), how its evolved, and how to use implement it with Nuxt.js and Vue.

Use Nuxt.js, a free, open-source framework, and the Vue.js transition component to create value changes in CSS properties that improve user engagement.

This short overview covers the various ways you can structure different-sized applications using Vuex and Nuxt.js.