Anthony Fu, a Vue core team member, released the antfu/skills GitHub repository—a curated collection of AI agent skills split into opinionated personal presets and up‑to‑date official documentation, enabling shared, on‑demand prompts for Vue, Nuxt, Vite, and related tools.
TanStack Start 1.141 brings official Vue support, positioning the TypeScript‑centric meta‑framework as a potential alternative to Nuxt by offering fully typed routing, server‑function integration and a unified API across React, Solid and Vue, though its maturity and ecosystem integration still lag behind Nuxt.
This roundup highlights recent front‑end developments, including Nuxt’s open‑source MCP server for native UI rendering, Next.js’s adapter API that simplifies non‑Vercel deployments, Bitrise’s report on soaring React Native usage, plus two new open‑source UI libraries—Wiggle UI and Poopetti.
The article introduces easy.ui's honeycomb architecture that splits a monolithic frontend into an Express gateway, independent Nuxt sub‑projects, and a shared component library, detailing core code, development workflow, tech choices, pitfalls, and a future roadmap.
This article introduces a curated collection of Vue 3 ecosystem tools—including create‑vue, TypeScript support, vue‑router, Pinia, Vite, VueUse, ESLint/Prettier, UnoCSS, UI component libraries, debugging plugins, uni‑app, electron integration, VitePress, and Nuxt—providing concise descriptions and npm installation commands to help developers quickly set up modern front‑end projects.
This article provides a comprehensive guide to UnoCSS, covering installation in Vue 3 + Vite and Nuxt 3 projects, basic syntax and interactive documentation, Iconify SVG integration, various presets and transformers, as well as practical shortcuts, responsive design, safelist handling, custom rules, theming, and dark‑mode support.
This article explains the concept of Server‑Side Rendering (SSR), why it improves SEO and first‑paint performance, compares popular SSR‑compatible frameworks, and provides a step‑by‑step guide for initializing a Nuxt project, configuring routing, SEO, styling, data fetching, state management, and extending functionality with modules.
The Nuxt.js 3.9 update, released on December 25, introduces Vite 5 and Rollup 4 support, Vue 3.4 compatibility, experimental interactive server components, a new loading indicator API, a callOnce utility, refined error types, performance tweaks, and an easy upgrade command for developers.
This article shares a personal front‑end technology stack review, covering Vue, React, Nuxt, TypeScript, mini‑programs, uniAPP, Three.js, Node back‑end frameworks, HarmonyOS, and other tools, offering practical insights and recommendations for developers at the 0‑3 year experience level.
This article explains why performance stress testing is essential, describes core metrics and the wrk tool, outlines a step‑by‑step testing workflow, analyzes bottlenecks, and presents concrete optimization measures that doubled the single‑machine QPS from 300 to 600 for a Nuxt‑based web service.
This article details the motivation, technology selection, architecture design, and multi‑stage performance optimization of a server‑side rendering (SSR) solution built with Vue and Nuxt for the 360 Search Encyclopedia mobile project, covering challenges, experiments, deployment strategies, and final conclusions.
This article introduces a curated list of essential Vue.js learning resources—including official documentation, the Awesome Vue repository, Vueschool, Nuxt.js guides, and Vue Mastery—providing developers with comprehensive tools and tutorials to master Vue.js and build modern web applications.
To boost iQIYI’s front‑end reliability, the team replaced a Velocity‑based SSR with Nuxt, introduced a centralized page‑config plugin, streamlined legacy‑browser handling, built a visual data‑filtering API, implemented Nginx and component caching, purge endpoints, multi‑layer rate limiting, disaster‑recovery fallback, and comprehensive logging, achieving ~0.5 s first‑screen loads, 0.2 % error rate and near‑100 % availability.
This guide presents a high‑level knowledge map for Vue developers, covering essential JavaScript basics, core Vue concepts, component architecture, SPA routing, state management, real‑world tooling, testing, performance optimization, related ecosystems, and advanced frameworks like Nuxt and Vuetify.
