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It’s done in Nuxt, cool!

I have a huge interest in starting using Nuxt on my next web projects. Might even start earlier because of this.

How does Nuxt handle the backend part? Any recommendations?

I am used to how Rails does it by using ActiveRecord and it’s flexible ORM.



Nuxt and the Nuxt team are working on some incredible things in my opinion. I made this using Nuxt 2 which uses Vue 2, I would start with Nuxt 3 [0] which uses Vue 3 and has made a lot of improvements built upon a bunch of other open source libraries they maintain [1]. They essentially have a 'you can deploy this anywhere' model, from traditional node environments to edge runtimes like cloudflare workers.

The backend part was pretty straightforward for nuxt 2 because I could just use express. I think it's a bit different (maybe even simpler?!) for nuxt 3 [2].

I haven't checked recently so I'm not too sure what kind of ORM options they have available. I suspect there would be database plugins regardless, if it's not baked into Nuxt.

[0] nuxt.com

[1] https://unjs.io/

[2] https://nuxt.com/docs/guide/directory-structure/server




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