Nuxt UI: Unapologetically complete

Nuxt UI: The Shortcut You Don’t Have to Apologize For The component library that was built with developer experience in mind and solves accessibility and dependency management problems.

Nuxt Hints: A new core module dropped right before the end of the year 🎁

The newest and hottest Nuxt module that was released right before the end of 2025: Nuxt Hints It gives real-time feedback on your app’s performance, accessibility, and security.

Special Nuxt Features on an opt-in basis

Extra Nuxt config options that go further and could help unlock new possibilities.

Exploring Server Components in Nuxt

Nuxt offers experimental features like Server Components to take make performant applications. Let’s take a look back at how hydration works and how Nuxt handles Server Side Rendering.

Serverless functions in Nuxt: backend power without a backend

Serverless functions are tiny pieces of code that run on demand in the cloud. You don’t provision servers or infrastructure, or write scaling rules. Cloud providers handle the underlying infrastructure, automatically scaling resources based on demand. They’re perfect for lightweight APIs, form handlers, webhooks, simple auth endpoints, and glue code.

Data Fetching Game in Nuxt: Advanced Level

This article shows how Nuxt uses enhanced control in useFetch / useAsyncData: with dedupe: 'defer' to skip duplicate fetches, retry & retryDelay to handle flaky endpoints, and delay to smooth UI transitions. These options yield cleaner, faster, and more resilient data flows—especially helpful for reactive interfaces and unstable networks.

Nuxt Essentials: A Practical Cheatsheet for Beginners & Returners

A practical, beginner-friendly Nuxt 3 cheatsheet — updated for 2025. Covers plugins, composables, middleware, Nitro, Vite, Pinia, and more to help you quickly get back up to speed.

Nuxt 4 is coming out, what does it mean?

Nuxt 4 (alpha) launched in June 2025 with a stable release on the horizon — bringing a smooth, stress-free upgrade path from Nuxt 3. Unlike past painful rewrites, Nuxt 4 builds on a solid foundation with improved developer experience, and it’s worth migrating now before Nuxt 5 arrives.