Vue.js Nation has officially started with Day 1 coming to a close and I can say that it has been super exciting and educative. A packed lineup of awesome speakers and in this article I’ll share some key highlights of the day.

The debate between the Options API and the Composition API in Vue.js has been a hot topic among developers since the release of the Composition API in Vue.js 3.0. Both approaches have their own unique benefits and drawbacks, and choosing the right one for your project can be a difficult decision.

Welcome to the world of testing! Ensuring that your code is reliable and bug-free is an essential part of the software development process, and using a good testing frameworks can greatly assist in this effort.

 VueUse is a library of over 200 utility functions that can be used to interact with a range of APIs including those for the browser, state, network, animation, and time. These functions allow developers to easily add reactive capabilities to their Vue.js projects, helping them to build powerful and responsive user interfaces with ease.

With the growing use of component-based architectures, large and complex apps are becoming more common. Larger applications are broken into small reusable chunks that makes it easier to build, maintain, test and understand. As this is done there is a need to share data between these pieces to create functionality and interactivity.

Nuxt 3 comes with tons of features to improve performance and developer experience of Vue.js apps. A Nuxt CLI (nicknamed Nuxi) was introduced to provide a no dependency experience for easily scaffolding your Nuxt projects.This article seeks to explore Nuxi and introduce you to some of its features. I will also demonstrate how to use some of the commands offered by Nuxi.

The file structure of a project is important for ensuring good code organization and for making maintenance and debugging easier. In this article, we’ll learn about Nuxt 3 conventions for structuring your next project’s files.

Nuxt.js is an amazing framework that makes it easy to build Vue.js applicatons with static-site performance. It’s especially useful for making dynamic experiences (e.g. sites with user logins) feel like static sites by handling all the routing logic, caching pages, and more for you. But if you want to take your project to the next level, consider using these modules in your new Nuxt project: These five add-ons will make your experience with Nuxt even better – and not just because they’re awesome!