Delivering content with Strapi and Nuxt

Headless CMS platforms, such as Strapi, are gaining popularity for their ability to decouple backend and frontend development, offering flexibility and a singular content source. This article details the process of setting up Strapi, an open-source headless CMS, alongside Nuxt.js, a Vue.js-based framework, to create a landing page for a radio show. Starting with the installation of Vue CLI and the creation of a project directory, the guide progresses through setting up a Nuxt frontend and a Strapi backend, which includes defining content types and configuring API access permissions. The tutorial further explains how to enable and use GraphQL in Strapi, detailing the integration of Apollo into the Nuxt app to query and display content. By the end of the tutorial, readers can connect the Strapi backend with the Nuxt frontend, allowing dynamic content display, while highlighting tools like LogRocket for monitoring application performance and debugging.