Vite + Nitro: The Full Stack Era
summary
One Nitro v3 plugin turns a Vite app into a full‑stack app by creating a fetchable environment that wires client and SSR builds, bundles index.html, and ships a tiny server runtime based on web standards. It uses Vite’s Environments API, Node worker RPC in dev, lazy event handlers and a compiled if/else router, claims to cut the old 76 MB dependency footprint, and notes H3 has 10M monthly downloads with automatic SSR integration and bundled index.html.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:34Vite and Nitro unification
- 10:45Nitro version 3 release
- 13:15Performance and size improvements
- 16:04Web standards and framework agnosticism
- 21:07Demo and practical use
- 25:01Closing and resources
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