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Nuxt.js

Next.js, but for the Vue ecosystem.

Category

Frontend

At the studio

Since 2021

Projects shipped

Numerous

Status

Active

(01) Our take

Nuxt is what Vue developers reach for when they need what Next.js gives React developers: server-side rendering, file-based routing, a build pipeline that just works. Nuxt 3's Nitro engine made the platform genuinely competitive on performance and deployment flexibility.

We pick Nuxt when the client has an existing Vue codebase or a team whose fluency is Vue-first. For greenfield work we default to Next.js, but we won't force a migration on a team that's productive in Nuxt.

(02) What we build with it

Typical work

  • Server-rendered Vue applications
  • Vue-based marketing sites with dynamic content
  • Migrations from Vue 2 SPA to Nuxt 3 SSR
  • Hybrid Vue/Nuxt + headless CMS builds

(03) How we engage

Engagement shape

Usually inherited rather than greenfield. Advisory retainers and feature-specific engagements 4–12 weeks.

(04) Pairs with

Works well with

Technologies we reach for alongside Nuxt.js in most engagements.

Frontend

Vue.js

When the client already has a Vue codebase.

Frontend

TypeScript

Strict mode, no exceptions.

Frontend

Tailwind CSS

The CSS framework that finally got out of the way.

Frontend

Next.js

The default for serious React applications.

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