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In other news, I refactored the server code that is responsible to send this newsletter. Previously I used AWS Lambda functions but I moved them to Nuxt server routes instead. This simplifies the deployment and maintenance.
As with any big refactoring, let's hope that it does not cause any major issues 🙈🤞🏻
👉🏻 Daniel tries to answer question what is the best way to structure a Vue.js application so that it scales and remains maintainable and extendable the more it grows.
👉🏻 In this talk, Alexander takes a deeper look into Vue's hydration process and explores why it is needed in the first place, what it actually does and how it can "fail".
👉🏻 A collection of utilities to work with Nuxt layers.
🔥 NuxtHub: A deployment and administration platform for Nuxt
The Nuxt team announced the beta release of NuxtHub, a new way to build full-stack Nuxt applications globally with zero configuration.
NuxtHub is an extension of the Nuxt framework to help you build full-stack applications on your Cloudflare account, with zero configuration.
Using the open source NuxtHub module you can access a SQL database, blob and KV storage (and more features) with zero configuration.
Besides the NuxtHub module, NuxtHub admin is a web based dashboard to manage your NuxtHub applications. It helps you deploy your NuxtHub apps with a single command on your Cloudflare account while provisioning all the necessary resources for you.
You can sign up for free but there is a paid Pro plan available for higher limits and team features.
The following image illustrates how NuxtHub works:
👉🏻 Google Chrome has published a talk that provides a comprehensive overview of the latest trends, updates, and best practices in popular frameworks like Angular, React, Vue, and rising JS frameworks like Svelte and SolidJS.
Saturday, January 10, 2026 Bob Weir is gone . # Today's song: Playing in the Band . # What's happening with ICE is like January 6 four years later with billions of dollars behind it and many months of planning and studying history for prior art. # As I listened to the mayor of Minneapolis speak I thought he was going say "get the fuck out of Minneapolis" but of course he couldn't say that and then he said it. # I'm doing little demos of stuff I'm working on in WordLand, here's a narrated demo that shows how instant updates are going. As often the recording level is too low, so turn up the volume if you want to hear the comments. A productive Saturday session. # John Johnston , a longtime friend of UserLand and my newer products, asks how WordLand connects with FeedLand. Two ways. 1. FeedLand has an API, still working on it, but it will be public. 2. FeedLand has an outbound websockets interface , which is already public,...
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