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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!

What is a Vue.js Plugin and how can you create one for yourself? Find out how as we build a Tool Tip plugin together for Vue.js 3.

So you want to learn Nuxt Framework? Maybe you're wondering what it is, or maybe you already know what Nuxt is and are looking for a guide to help you get started with it. Well, this article is just what you need! Yes, this article will be a guide to help you get started with Nuxt Framework as a beginner.

Should you use Pinia for global state management with Nuxt 3? We think so! In this article, find out how and why.

The Jamstack is a popular web development stack that offers a variety of benefits and has taken the development community by storm in recent years but what exactly is it? In this article let’s examine how it works at a high level and talk about why you might want to use it.

Learn to implement infinite scrolling in Vue with Apollo GraphQL. We’ll cover custom cache behaviour, cursor-based pagination, and using composables to query data.

Learn how to migrate from Vuex to Pinia, the officially recommended global state management solution for Vue.js.

Suspense is a built-in Vue.js 3 component, that simplifies coordinating loading states even, in deeply nested components.