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Nuxt is a progressive open-source framework for Vue.js that offers server-side rendering, static site generation, and an opinionated structure for full-stack web applications. It simplifies routing, data fetching, and performance optimization, fitting SEO-focused sites, SPAs and hybrid rendering strategies. Developers gain from a rich module ecosystem and au…
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Nuxt is an open-source Vue framework for server-rendered, static, and hybrid web applications.
Alexandre Chopin, Pooya Parsa, and Sébastien Chopin started Nuxt in 2016 as a Vue framework for server-side rendering. It grew from Nuxt 2 into a modular architecture and, with Nuxt 3, a platform based on Vue 3 and Nitro.
Files in pages create routes, components form the UI, and composables encapsulate logic. Nuxt chooses server rendering, static generation, or client navigation per route; Nitro bundles server code, APIs, and deployment targets.
Server rendering, static generation, and client rendering can be combined across an application or its routes.
Directory structure and page files automatically become navigable routes.
Nitro provides the server runtime for APIs, rendering, and different deployment targets.
Nuxt shortens the path from Vue components to performant, search-friendly web applications. Data fetching, caching, hydration, hosting, and security boundaries must fit the chosen rendering model.
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