For Vue enthusiasts, those planning on scaling their projects in the long term, or those looking to add dedicated front-end developers to their team, Nuxt supercharges the Vue 3 framework with several new features. Some of the features it provides out of the box are zero-config TypeScript support, auto-imports, server-side rendering, file-based routing, and code-splitting optimizations. It is an ideal choice for any large front-end project.
Through the AppIgnition integration, you can automatically install a pre-configured boilerplate NextJS application that can automatically connect to a Laravel back end. The following features will be included on a fresh install.
For more information about the integration, you can read the README on the repository.
You can install a Nuxt application similar to installing a Laravel application. First, you must select New App
in the menu. Then, click the Nuxt
card. Finally, fill in the required information. You have the option to install a fresh Nuxt application, or an existing one by providing a Git URL. To make sure your application connects to one of your Laravel back ends, be sure to choose one in the Back-end Application
dropdown or select New Laravel App
to create a new one.