How We Helped Bring You the New Nuxt 3 Link Component
Blog post from Prismic
Nuxt 3's first Release Candidate (RC) introduces several new features, including Composition API, auto imports, native TypeScript, and ESM support, with a key highlight being the revamped <NuxtLink> component. This new component supports external links and target attributes for internal links, promoting best practices with default privacy-focused settings, and eliminates the need to choose between anchor tags and <NuxtLink> for external linking. The update stems from community feedback and earlier discussions initiated by an article on the limitations of link components, leading to a Request For Comments (RFC) which was eventually approved and implemented. The <NuxtLink> component is particularly beneficial for Prismic users, as it underpins the <PrismicLink> component, simplifying link handling within Prismic's Nuxt integration. As Nuxt 3 progresses towards a full release, the team focuses on stability, inviting users to explore the new features and the Prismic module, while also encouraging contributions to the open-source community.
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