Nuxt on the Edge - Sebastien Chopin, Vue.js Live 2023

Nuxt 3.0 and the Edge: Exploring Client-Side Rendering, Server-Side Rendering, and Cloudflare Workers for faster loading times and reduced latency.

Key takeaways

You can use useSession to store user data on the client-side.
useServerSession can be used to store sessions on the server-side.
Nuxt 3.0 uses Cloudflare Workers, which provide faster loading times and reduced latency.
The @nuxt/server module can be used to create a server-side version of a Nuxt application.
The nuxt-edge module can be used to enable edge-side rendering for a Nuxt application.
Use useFetch to make API requests in a Nuxt application.
useDB can be used to query a database in a Nuxt application.
You can use nuxt- extends to extend the functionality of a Nuxt application.
Nuxt provides a built-in dev tool to help with debugging and testing.
Nuxt 3.0 provides better support for web-workers and edge-side rendering.
Cloudflare Workers can be used to improve the performance of a Nuxt application.
Vercel is a platform that allows you to deploy and manage your Nuxt application.
nuxt-edge provides a way to include edge-side rendering in your Nuxt application.
Nuxt 3.0 has a built-in-state management system.
useSession provides a reactive way to store and retrieve session data.
useFetch provides a way to make API requests in a Nuxt application.
You can use useDB to query a database in a Nuxt application.
Nuxt provides a built-in system for managing state and producing optimized output.
nuxt-edge provides a way to include edge-side rendering in your Nuxt application.
You can use useSession to store user data on the client-side.
useServerSession can be used to store sessions on the server-side.
Nuxt 3.0 provides better support for web-workers and edge-side rendering.

Nuxt on the Edge - Sebastien Chopin, Vue.js Live 2023

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