The Largest Nuxt Conference

Live Vite Core Team Panel

As we approach the one-year mark since the release of Nuxt 3, let's take a journey through the past, present, and future of Nuxt and its vibrant ecosystem. We'll reflect on the progress since Nuxt 3 was released and think about what's coming next. We'll start with what's possible today, before launching into some of the experimental features that will soon become integral parts of Nuxt ... and even some unannounced things we've been working on behind the scenes.

Building apps with Nuxt is a delight, but there are some common gotchas you should look out for! In this talk, let’s take a look at some common mistakes that lead to bugs, wasted time, and frustration for Nuxt developers. Topics include: the v-for key attribute, defining reactive state, failing to clean up event listeners, useFetch the wrong way, and more! Many of the mistakes you’ve probably been guilty of yourself (I know I have!). Learn strategies for making the same mistake twice or learn from my own mistakes and the mistakes of others from the community.

In this talk, we will dive deep into leveraging Pinia as a state management solution within Nuxt 3 projects. Pinia, with its Vue 3 Composition API integration, offers a fresh and intuitive approach to managing state. We will explore the seamless integration of Pinia into Nuxt 3 applications and how it simplifies complex state management challenges. Through real-world examples and best practices, you will learn how to efficiently manage global state, handle reactivity, and optimize performance using Pinia in Nuxt 3.

Nitro is a universal engine that unlocks real platform and runtime-agnostic full-stack web development, powering Nuxt 3 today and is open to everyone. During this talk, you will hear some exciting news about the state and roadmap of the Nitro and UnJS ecosystem from its author!

You built a Nuxt application. Now how should you test it efficiently with all the available tools and methodologies, without overkilling? Join Maya’s talk and let's find out!

Just like the first years define the future of a human being, the first commits will define the future of a software project. It is crucial to make them right because the foundations that we're gonna build will be very hard to change and the patterns that we're gonna introduce will be repeated for each new feature. In this talk, I will show how to make sure that your first commits lay out solid foundations for great performance even when the application grows significantly over time.

With every release, Nuxt.js is not only becoming more mature but also more advanced! But who can keep up with all the new features and changes, especially when also considering the UnJS packages Nuxt is built upon? In this talk, we will discover 8 less-obvious features and patterns that can make your Nuxt code easier straight away, some of them removing the need for custom code altogether! Also, all these gems are actually useful and not just hypothetical - I've previously recommended all of them in some projects of my clients.