Nuxt in 100 Seconds

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[jeffery_tang]

I just love how aesthetically pleasing these 100 second videos are

[Leniolabs]

Nuxt and Vue are amazing, the work of people like Evan You, Anthony Fu and Patak to create and maintain them is a great example for open source projects.

[kalebercanbrack]

You skipped one of Nuxt's coolest features! It has Typesafe API endpoints with useFetch. Any endpoints you write in the server/api directory will have typed responses and paths when used with useFetch. Feels like Remix's data loaders.
The web framework (called H3) for server apis is also extremely fast and trades blows with Fastify.
But my favorite part of Nuxt is that they've built it with an open set of tools called "unjs" so anyone can build their own nuxt-style framework. Analog is an Angular framework that's using it

[icarusgk]

Props to
- Daniel Roe
- Anthony Fu
- Patak Dev
- Sebastian Chopin
- Pooya Parsa

and many more contributors that make Nuxt 3 possible 🙌🏼

[Lol-iluc]

Yes please! I love these 100 seconds series as they help me get a general idea on new things or the thing i haven't' used yet

[PatrickTT]

PLEEEEAASAASEEEE!!!! We need 100 seconds videos.
They are awesome.
They help not to dive into a new framework every 3 months - because you get the idea =)

[samtisch]

I would not have started using Svelte if it weren’t for your 100 second video on it, and it’s changed my web development experience forever. Please keep it up!

[bringbackwindowsphone]

There's loads more which wasn't covered, like the server directory for file-based routing for building an API, server rendered component islands, and more things about how good it's DX is. Nuxt is ❤️

[blackfie]

Behind Code Report, X in 100 Seconds is my favorite content. Your Angular tutorials are also great.

[artemisfowl]

Love these types of videos but I think making more beyond 100 seconds videos would be amazing!

[footballfreak]

Love the 100 second series. The perfect intro to new technologies that help users & viewers understand if it's something they might need to dive a bit deeper into and take advantage of! Definitely keep it up 🥳

[rohit-gupta]

Loved the nuxt-up easter egg.
If Nuxt had some opinionated framework or boilerplate for dependency injection, I could easily see Nuxt as the future of Web frameworks.

[TribalRockGod]

Been developing whole ecomere site from scratch and this framework is really refreshing
Everything works out of the box, deployments are easy, and the speed of writing code is insane, no need to think about states, imports, bundle sizes, cross component communication
You literally focus only on the logic itself, everything else is being handled

[jester]

Yes, more of those videos would be much appreciated. They also serve as a much-needed refresher of certain knowledge for us, non-developers, out there... Thank you for your effort!

[JustAnotherSomeoneElse]

These 100 Second videos are my favorite because you give us, the viewer a simple overview of something that we may like and can see while at the same time we get to explore and try it for ourself through our own methods. Amazing work and please keep making these 100 second videos! :D

[lowwastehighmelanin]

I really love these 100 secs videos because there's just enough to keep me engaged but not so much that I don't feel like going to explore it myself. Definitely keep doing these, please.

[MartinQLynx]

Nuxt is awesome. It took me just a day to start building with it.

[superslash]

Been waiting for this one! Last year i coded mostly on Nuxt and rails and fell in love with nuxt. Saved me from a lot of headaches

[morsimokhan]

Love the 100 sec videos! I'm not a professional dev, but I watch your channel to stay up to date on dev news and to learn the capabilities of all these tools quickly, as I work in the tech industry and have a hobby home lab for fun Plex, nextcloud, and other fun projects. 😊

[a_tabaza]

Your 100 seconds videos literally gave me a college degree worth of education by incrementally exposing me to so many concepts in web dev and software engineering, giving me the chance to explore what looked like a nightmare of intertwined concepts with so much ease. You have no idea how much you've helped me. I'm a a data science undergrad and before your channel I felt like I had tunnel vision but all of a sudden I can see everything. Plus your sense of humor is fantastic and your videos have amazing visuals. Please keep making these, coz we do appreciate everything you do, and you are helping MILLIONS.