HOW TO: Create a Nuxt.js app

0:00 Creating a Nuxt App Intro
0:41 Creating our initial app
1:30 Terminal
2:55 Browser / Adding project to Github
4:14 Vue Component Folders
5:22 Initial Component Files
5:52 Nuxt Folder Structure
6:26 Image Assets Example
8:29 Creating our First Pages & Routes
9:01 Creating our Example App
9:47 1. Fixing the Conflict in Vetur
10:20 2. Add Styles in the Default Layout
11:26 4. Startup our dev server + test
11:47 5. Create a new page
12:32 6. Create a new component for nav
14:00 7. Use NavBar component in the layout
14:49 Review

[suraiyaaysha]

You are making the best tutorials for us I have ever seen. Love for Vue Mastery.

[alexandros-markovits]

Great starting tutorial! Even for a future fast re-watch to remember everything about nuxt. It is an awesome framework!

[NotesByNyasha]

Very clear explanations, love the way you make stuff simple

[Allpin]

I love Vue, but this is just amazing, great video, Can't wait to learn more

[Chris-tbjh]

At 14:14, could you please tell me what the snippet extension is? (where you type 'vimport'). Thanks!

[kapa]

Sorry if this a noob question, but is there any case that you would use ONLY Vue (SPA) without using Nuxt (SSR)? Or is it 100% better to use Nuxt in any kind of project? I mean, even if my project doesn't neccessarily need SEO, then there is nothing wrong to still use Nuxt, isn't it? One disadvantage of using SSR that I know is your server will consume more resource (because the page is rendered on the server instead of user's browser), but other than that, is there any other disadvantage of using SSR instead of SPA?

[timtitus]

After having just used Nuxt on a project, I can say I'd rather control the routes myself in a plain vue.js project than deal with Nuxt's issues.

[yaptchannel]

What about an advanced tutorial of the nuxt compoment life cycle?

[RobertWildling]

How could you push the project to github, when the project you create there (on github) has its own first commit? Shouldn't there have been a warning coming up? ("...first pull... see 'fast-forward' ...)