Nuxt

1. Introduction

   What Nuxt is, its goals, and its core features such as file-based routing, auto-imports, and server rendering.

2. Configuration

   Configuring Nuxt with nuxt.config.ts, app.config.ts, and runtime config with environment variables.

3. Routing and Pages

   File-system routing in pages/, dynamic and nested routes, NuxtLink, and programmatic navigation.

4. Views, Layouts and Components

   The app.vue entry, pages, layouts, and components layers of a Nuxt UI.

5. Data Fetching

   useFetch, useAsyncData, and $fetch, including caching, keys, and SSR-safe data loading.

6. State Management

   The useState composable and SSR-friendly shared state versus Pinia.

7. Rendering Modes

   Universal (SSR), client-side, hybrid rendering and per-route route rules.

8. Server Engine (Nitro)

   Server routes in server/, API handlers, and the Nitro server engine.

9. Auto-imports

   How Nuxt auto-imports components, composables, and utilities.

10. Modules

    The module system for extending Nuxt and integrating packages.

11. Middleware and Plugins

    Route middleware that runs before navigation and plugins that run at app creation.

12. Error Handling

    error.vue, createError, showError, and handling errors on server and client.

13. Performance

    Hydration issues, lazy loading, and best practices for fast Nuxt apps.

14. Deployment and Prerendering

    Prerendering and deploying Nuxt to Node, static, serverless, and edge hosts.

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