Description #
Nuxt.js is a progressive Vue.js framework for building server-side rendered (SSR) applications and static websites. It simplifies development with powerful defaults, automatic code splitting, and a modular architecture.
History #
Nuxt.js was created by brothers Alexandre and Sébastien Chopin in 2016 to improve Vue.js app development by handling SSR and static generation out of the box, inspired by Next.js from the React ecosystem.
Hello World Code #
<template>
<div>
<h1>Hello, World!</h1>
</div>
</template>
How to Run #
Option 1: Online
Try it on CodeSandbox Nuxt Starter.
Option 2: Local
- Install Node.js and npm
- Create project with:
npx create-nuxt-app hello-world
cd hello-world
npm run dev
Key Concepts #
- Server-side rendering for SEO and performance
- Static site generation support
- Vue.js based with modular plugin system
- Automatic routing and code splitting
- Configurable with zero-config defaults
- Supports middleware, layouts, and Vuex store
- Built-in support for API calls and data fetching
- Hot module replacement for development
- Large and active community support
- Compatible with modern deployment platforms
Try It Online #
Fun Facts #
- Nuxt.js boosts SEO by rendering Vue apps on the server before sending to the client.
- It offers both SPA and SSR modes, adaptable to many use cases.
- Nuxt.js modularity allows easy integration with popular tools like Axios and Auth modules.
- The framework’s name is a play on “Next.js” but for Vue.js.
- Nuxt.js is widely adopted for JAMstack sites and Vue-powered universal apps.