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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.
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