Nuxt

What is it?

Nuxt is a meta-framework built on top of Vue.js that abstracts complex frontend concerns such as routing, rendering strategies, and data fetching. It provides a structured way to build production-ready web applications.

What does it do?

Nuxt supports multiple rendering modes including SSR, SSG, ISR, and SPA. It offers file-based routing, auto-imports, composables, middleware, server APIs, and deep integration with modern tooling like Vite.

Where is it used?

Nuxt is widely used in SEO-critical websites, SaaS platforms, dashboards, content-heavy applications, and enterprise frontends where performance, scalability, and maintainability are key requirements.

When & why it emerged

Nuxt was first released in 2016 to simplify server-side rendering in Vue applications. It emerged to make Vue-based projects more SEO-friendly and production-ready without complex manual configuration.

Why we use it at Internative

We use Nuxt to build scalable, SEO-optimized frontend architectures. Its hybrid rendering model and strong conventions allow us to deliver fast, maintainable, and future-proof web applications.