Taking Nuxt to the Backend
summary
Shows how Nitro + H3 run server endpoints from the server/ directory to build a tiny CRUD microservice (cat-provider) that serves another Nuxt app (cat-consumer), using the Nuxt Supabase module for SQL operations and deploying the provider to Vercel. Demonstrates POST/GET/PATCH/DELETE handlers using defineEventHandler and server-side Supabase client, and announces Nuxt Security RC1 — the module hits ~500 GitHub stars, 250 projects and ~200,000 downloads, presented as a practical micro‑module pattern.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30What is Nuxt backend
- 5:29Microservices architecture
- 7:18Building cat provider
- 11:54Demo: cat provider
- 14:21Why Nuxt for backend
- 16:32Nuxt backend benefits
- 17:59Nuxt Security RC release
- 20:49Summary
- 21:11Q&A
- 21:32Nuxt alternatives
- 22:38Nuxt backend time savings
- 24:43Nuxt backend confusion
- 27:15Optimal stacks
- 28:43Nuxt backend pairing
