Building Elk: Rapid Development with Nuxt 3
summary
Elk is a Nuxt 3–built Mastodon client that actually ships: a multi‑account, installable PWA with push, localization, lists and UI niceties, plus a hacked native variant running the server logic in‑process. The project grows fast with 130 contributors and almost 2,000 commits, and production traffic exposes real constraints — about 32 million uncached requests over 30 days — driving concrete choices around rendering, caching and storage.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 8:43middleware
- 12:31rapid (module) development
- 17:57hybrid serverless
- 20:20stackable contexts
- 21:39runtime config
- 22:41KV storage
