I highly recommend any Nuxt developers to have a look at Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection. He is one of the best Vue & Nuxt teachers I know. One tip a day and you'll know all the hidden treasures of Nuxt!
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Here are some of the things you'll learn:
DevOnly
app.vue
file, and when you don't even need it in your projectEven as a core team member, I sometimes forget a few things about the framework I work on, so I bet you can discover a lot of tips by reading this!
Hi, I’m Michael Thiessen.
My job is to help Nuxt developers just like you to become experts.
I’ve taught thousands of devs how to write more maintainable code, more reusable components, and become the best Vue and Nuxt devs they can be.
Of course, you’ll also get instant access to a digital copy of the Nuxt Tips Collection.
You’ll be able to start reading right away!
Get 3 tips sent to your inbox, every single weekday for 3 months.
You don’t even have to remember to read the book, because you’ll have tips showing up automatically.
This was one of the most loved features of Vue Tips Collection.
Dive into 7 different code repos to investigate the tips and their edge cases for yourself.
Included repos are on:
It can be difficult to keep on top of all the amazing improvements that land in the Nuxt core, Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection is not only the easiest way to catch up on what's been going on but best practices for how handle many common scenarios that any growing app will run into.
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You can completely disable auto-imports by using the new imports.scan
option:
export default defineNuxtConfig({imports: {scan: false,},});
This will ignore any directories listed in the imports.dirs
option, as well as ignoring auto-imports for the ~/composables
and ~/utils
directories.
To also prevent auto-importing components, you’ll need to configure the components
option as well:
export default defineNuxtConfig({imports: {scan: false,},// Set to an empty arraycomponents: [],});
This will make the imports in your project more explicit, so it’s clearer where things are coming from. Some developers prefer this because it adds to the readability of the code.
Learn all about custom and built-in components.
Built-in composables, custom composables, and all the ways you can use them.
Really important tips so you don't get lost.
Efficiently fetching data and improving performance.
Tools for taking advantage of server-side rendering.
Never forget Nitro, the back end framework powering Nuxt.
Dive into discovering different and diverse configuration options.
Better organize your Nuxt app with layers.
Many tips on the best way to extend your Nuxt app.
Deftly modify the runtime behaviour of Vue and Nitro.
No JS? No problem! At least, for these components.
All about creating, handling, and understanding errors.
it('would be a failure if I didn't assert the importance of tests in this book somewhere')
a.k.a the tidbits I couldn't easily fit into other chapters.
I highly recommend any Nuxt developers to have a look at Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection. He is one of the best Vue & Nuxt teachers I know. One tip a day and you'll know all the hidden treasures of Nuxt!
Even as a core team member, I sometimes forget a few things about the framework I work on, so I bet you can discover a lot of tips by reading this!
It can be difficult to keep on top of all the amazing improvements that land in the Nuxt core, Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection is not only the easiest way to catch up on what's been going on but best practices for how handle many common scenarios that any growing app will run into.
I love Michael’s teaching style. Concise and clear - I’m constantly picking up little gems of knowledge, even after years of working with Vue and Nuxt.
Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection is an excellent resource for Nuxt developers. He's the right person for the job, as he teaches the official Nuxt course. I'm very familiar with Nuxt, but I learned some new things while reading his book. Read one tip a day, and you'll level up your Nuxt skills.
I thoroughly enjoyed reading "Nuxt Tips Collection" and found it to be an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced developers alike. "Nuxt Tips Collection" is packed with practical and actionable insights that can be immediately implemented in your Nuxt projects.
Michael has done an exceptional job in providing clear, concise, and highly relevant tips that address real-world scenarios. This book is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their Nuxt.js skills.
After learning the basics of Nuxt, taking a moment to read a tip during work breaks can easily enhance your knowledge. When you encounter a challenge, you can refer back to this book using the index.
It's like having your own set of notes at hand, without needing to experience the problems firsthand; Michael has already dealt with them for you and summarized the solutions here.
While some of the advice may be based on opinions, it can still provide insight into how another senior developer working with the same technology thinks, offering new possibilities.
This is by far the most comprehensive short-form information out there for Nuxt users. As a power user and Nuxt ambassador myself, I was surprised to learn something the moment I opened this book and read the first tip.
Michael has the ability to distill Nuxt learning material into super useful tips with a scope small enough that you can use them immediately.
I really enjoyed looking at all the Nuxt Tips that Michael gathered in his book Nuxt Tips Collection. It is a great source of knowledge for all Vue and Nuxt developers who are looking to elevate their skills and implement them right in their daily projects.
It is a must have for all looking to upgrade their Vue/Nuxt/JS skills and Michael has done an amazing job sharing his knowledge in such accessible form!
The Nuxt Tips Collection gives actionable advice for Nuxt developers of all experience levels. The excellent code examples not only explain complex concepts, but can show new approaches to solving problems. You’ll learn something new every time you read it.
I just went through Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection for the last 2 weeks and I ended up applying most of them to my Nuxt projects right away. The book is just easy to read, straight to the point, enjoyable and well designed.
This tips collection is great! Michael covers a wide range of topics that benefit both newcomers and advanced users of Nuxt.
Michael does an excellent job of not only highlighting the latest and greatest Nuxt features, but also reminding you of those core functionalities that can easily slip your mind after years of coding in a certain way.
I've already applied many of his tips to my projects and have seen a noticeable improvement in my code quality and efficiency. If you're serious about leveling up your Nuxt game, this collection is a must-have!
I’ve been a fan of Michael since the beginning, and I haven’t missed any of his courses or books. I bought everything Michael has published, from Clean Components to my new favorite, the Nuxt Tips Collection. His work is always straight to the point, enjoyable, and well-designed.
My job is to give you a product that you'll enjoy and learn from. If those things don't happen, I've failed, and I don't deserve your money.
Simply email me at michael@michaelnthiessen.com within 30 days and I'll give you a refund!
I just went through Michael's Nuxt Tips Collection for the last 2 weeks and I ended up applying most of them to my Nuxt projects right away. The book is just easy to read, straight to the point, enjoyable and well designed.
Yes, the tips that are in the daily emails are the same as in the book.
You'll get 2 each day for the first week, then the following weeks you'll get a third tip from the week before to help reinforce what you've learned.
The ebook is a PDF with no DRM. No epub or other ebook formats are available right now.
You will get a link to a PDF of the book that never expires.
The daily emails go for about 3 months before all 117 tips have been sent.
Yes, you can do this through the LemonSqueezy email you get after purchasing.
I don't offer it for this book, sorry!
Just email me at michael@michaelnthiessen.com and let me know!
No, I don’t.
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