Hi KP, as I see you don't have any responses still, the only help I have as of now is here: github.com/lilianaziolek/vue-full-...
The rest of this app is either not applicable to you (Java) or not how I'd do it now (knowing Nuxt better now - this was written over a year ago, when I was still very much a Vue/Nuxt newbie) - but perhaps it will give you something to start with.
Thanks @lilianaziolek
I appreciate it! Very kind of you.
Btw I just discovered Inertia.js (which integrates Laravel and Vue into one repo, and it has the benefits of client-side rendering reinink.ca/articles/introducing-in... github.com/inertiajs/inertia-laravel
So I am toying with this for now. If I can simplify my stack by getting rid of Nuxt, while still having the benefits of client-side rendering, that might be a win. We'll see how it goes though, for all I know I may end up coming back to Nuxt :)
The docs are still been worked on but if you subscribed to the mailing list you can see the new docs. If you didn't here it is: inertiajs-new.netlify.com
PS: The website is not to be shared publicly yet. It is still in development.
Hi KP, as I see you don't have any responses still, the only help I have as of now is here: github.com/lilianaziolek/vue-full-...
The rest of this app is either not applicable to you (Java) or not how I'd do it now (knowing Nuxt better now - this was written over a year ago, when I was still very much a Vue/Nuxt newbie) - but perhaps it will give you something to start with.
Thanks @lilianaziolek I appreciate it! Very kind of you.
Btw I just discovered Inertia.js (which integrates Laravel and Vue into one repo, and it has the benefits of client-side rendering
reinink.ca/articles/introducing-in...
github.com/inertiajs/inertia-laravel
So I am toying with this for now. If I can simplify my stack by getting rid of Nuxt, while still having the benefits of client-side rendering, that might be a win. We'll see how it goes though, for all I know I may end up coming back to Nuxt :)
hmmm, never heard of Inertia.
Good luck and my gut feeling is you will come back to Nuxt indeed - but only time will show :)
Thanks :) I guess time will tell! :)
Congrats! Inertia is now stable for use in production.
twitter.com/reinink/status/1161356...
The docs are still been worked on but if you subscribed to the mailing list you can see the new docs. If you didn't here it is: inertiajs-new.netlify.com
PS: The website is not to be shared publicly yet. It is still in development.
Thanks, Inertia doesnt do SSR so I've settled on Nuxt and Laravel.