Handling server-side applications with Nuxt’s Composition API
Blog post from LogRocket
The Nuxt Composition API has been increasingly adopted to address challenges faced by projects using Vue’s Composition API, particularly in server-side rendering scenarios. It facilitates the maintenance and reuse of components, essential for large projects, and offers a tailored approach for Nuxt applications by providing features like useFetch for efficient data retrieval and useContext for accessing Nuxt Context properties. The API also allows for the manipulation of application headers and meta tags through useMeta, ensuring customization across different routes. To optimize performance, it enforces rules such as using unique keys with helper functions like useAsync and ssrRef. While still in its early adoption phase, it holds promise for supporting large-scale projects similar to Vue’s Composition API, and tools like LogRocket enhance debugging and monitoring capabilities for Vue applications.