- Held on Valencia on 06-02-2020
- The speaker Debbie O'Brien is a developer and Nuxt evangelist, so to speak
- She has a nice boilerplate in GH: https://github.com/debs-obrien/nuxt-boilerplate-project (reviewed by Nuxt experts)
- As well, she has some courses in https://vueschool.io/ (alongside Alex and Sebastien, creators of Vuex). There are some interesing introductory free courses there as well.
- Big performance improvements when using Nuxt+API vs traditional FE+BE mixed apps
- As an example, Louis Vuitton uses Nuxt https://en.louisvuitton.com/eng-nl/homepage?dispatchCountry=NL
- Most performant option: generate static page, but not suitable for all use cases
- As well, using lazy component loading, components can be generated in separate bundles (pages are automatically). Good practice for components that are shown below the fold or on user actions.ç
--modernwill generate also ES6 modules for clients that have support for them- For unit testing: Jest + Vue Testing Library https://github.com/testing-library/vue-testing-library
- For E2E testing: our friend Cypress
- Code templates with Hygen https://www.hygen.io/
- Nice tool for git hooks: Husky https://github.com/typicode/husky
- Recommends v-lazy-image for loading images: https://github.com/alexjoverm/v-lazy-image
- She was super fan of Tailwind https://tailwindcss.com/
- Mentioned https://hasura.io/ which is kind of firebase but for GraphQL. Looks interesing.
- You can hire Nuxt core team for about 250€ per hour. You have to be really stuck or have some spare money.
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VueJS Valencia 06/02/2020 Meetup Notes
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