Building a fully-fledged application that is server-side rendered, having state management taken care of with the modular architecture is always the end goal of a team/individual to build long-lasting production-ready projects.
With my experience of building few such projects, I would like to give the audience a sense to choose the correct approach to get started with their next project using Nuxt.JS for creating modular SSR, SPA or Prerendered application.
Outline
- Introduction to Single Page Application(SPA).
- Detailed comparision between Client Side Rendering(CSR) & Server Side Rendering(SSR) wrt performance, cost and other factors.
- Discussion over taking a decision of choosing between CSR & SSR for the new project.
- Intro to Nuxt.JS & it’s directory structure.
- Understanding the Lifecycle Hooks of Nuxt.JS & Vue.
- Live Demo explaining the points 4 & 5 with emphasis on nuxtServerInit, store action to render data on the server side.
- A walkthrough over the best practices to keep in mind while starting the Nuxt.JS Project.
Speaker bio
I am a Full Stack Developer having 4+ years of experience in building enterprise-level apps with the cutting edge technologies, currently working as a Software Engineer 2 with AirAsia in Bangalore. I do write blogs for the leading publications like FreeCodeCamp, Codeburst.io, Hackernoon. You can find them at https://honeythakuria.com/blogs/. Also, being a believer of opensource, you can find out my projects at https://github.com/honey93
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Slides
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xhxj1UZ66g7QgPxOFtqNlxDYBvJEjdJ3liroFntLP6E/edit?usp=sharing
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