Full stack development with Nuxt 3 and Nitro
summary
Nuxt 3 and Nitro aim to turn a framework into a portable server: bundling server code for edge, service workers and node, with server-side code splitting to reduce cold starts, an emulated Node layer that enables zero-latency loopback instead of round-trip fetches, and a pluggable on storage layer plus caching that claims up to ~100x throughput improvements. Builds generate a tiny runtime (a few hundred lines) and full TypeScript and auto-import support, so expect concrete demos and deployable output.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:22Nuxt 2 Server Middleware
- 4:09Server Middleware HMR in Nuxt 2
- 6:06Nuxt 2 with Express
- 7:30API Calls in Nuxt 2
- 9:42Static Generation in Nuxt 2
- 12:57Nuxt 2 Server Deployment
- 20:37Server Routes in Nuxt 3
- 22:53API Calls in Nuxt 3
- 23:57Server HMR in Nuxt 3
- 25:36Pluggable KV Storage
- 27:38Storage for Stateless apps
- 28:43Simple x Powerful Caching API
- 30:14Nuxt 3 Server Deployment
- 30:54Static Generation in Nuxt 3
- 33:09Nitro Roadmap
