Gain insights into Nuxt 3, covering file-based routing, auto-importing, rendering modes, SEO, Nitro server, and more to excel in building high-performance web applications with Vue.js.

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Vue.js is an amazing, user-friendly JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. Nuxt takes things further by providing a complete web development framework for modern applications based on Vue.js. This framework is easy to learn and provides many powerful and convenient features. 

You will learn about file-based routing, auto-importing, configuring Nuxt apps, rendering modes, SEO, fetching external data, and more. You will also get introduced to the Nitro server and API routes. All lessons will be based on Nuxt 3 and its new and existing features.

This course is designed to be beginner-friendly. A little experience with Vue.js or another front-end library/framework will be advantageous. Learning Nuxt 3 will boost your career, equipping you with the skills to become a front-end developer with expertise in building high-performance web applications using a popular and modern framework.

A Beginner’s Guide To Nuxt 3

To create a small reusable part of our app

**(Select all that apply.)** What is the role(s) of a page file in Nuxt? 

(Select all that apply.) What is the role(s) of a page file in Nuxt?

They are generally smaller, more manageable pieces of our app.

They can be reused in multiple pages and sections.

**(Select all that apply.)** Which statement(s) is *true* about components?

(Select all that apply.) Which statement(s) is true about components?

Code should be added to the app.vue if we only need one layout.

Layouts can be added to a page using `definePageMeta`.

**(Select all that apply.)** Which statement(s) is *true* for layouts?

(Select all that apply.) Which statement(s) is true for layouts?

Props are used to change the look of our app on different pages.

Props are used to send an event from the child to the parent component.

Props are used to pass data from a parent to a child component.

Props are used to make components more reusable by allowing different data to be rendered.

**(Select all that apply.)** Why do we use props? 

(Select all that apply.) Why do we use props?

We emit a custom event for the child component to communicate with the parent component.

They pass data to a child component from a parent.

They are used to automatically import a module to use in our app.

They are used to switch between different layouts or pages.

Test your understanding of what you have learned in this section.

About the Course

Get Started with Nuxt

Routing

Composition API

Handling Data

Pushing On with Our Project

Meta Data, Config, and SEO

Error Handling

Server API

Implement Product Updates

Conclusion

Appendix

Quiz: Get Started with Nuxt