Nuxt.js: 💻 Nuxt Users - We need you!

[clarkdo]

If your company or organization is using Nuxt, we welcome you to leave your feedback, feelings, comments, impressions and suggestions here.

Your comments will be a great motivation for us to improve Nuxt. We are very grateful for your replies and support.

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[henriqemalheiros]

• Company/Organization: Caxias do Sul City Hall
• Product/Project: our main website, our custom CMS and some side projects, like this form.
• Impression/Suggestion: I've been working with Nuxt for almost a year now and I have no complains. Nuxt is awesome, as are the contributors. You guys do a excellent work. Thank you! As a suggestion, maybe just a nicer, leaner way to import a resource only on the client-side? This is actually not a problem at all, just a personal thing. I'm also looking forward for the regular release plan discussed here.

[sp0ken]

• Company/Organization: Tediber
• Product/Project: Our ecommerce website
• Link: https://www.tediber.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We're really satisfied of our choice to go with Nuxt. The ease of development of Vue paired with the static generation of pages is a killer combo for us. I'd love to see more mentions of the 'generate' use and of its quirks in the official documentation.

[teleyinex]

• Company/Organization: Scifabric
• Product/Project: Solar Maps for Greenpeace Spain, La memorial del circo, Crowd4EMS, and a few more that we cannot currently share (still in dev mode) ;-)
• Link: https://scifabric.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We're in ❤ with nuxtjs and there are no complains at all. You are an awesome team, and we have telling people about your work. The shown examples are all PWA, and we love how many contributions from the community. No complaints! Keep the good work!!!

[davision]

• Company/Organization: 0xcert
• Product/Project: Landing page
• Link: https://0xcert.org
• Impression/Suggestion: Static pages were number one requirement for our landing pages. Nuxt was beyond ideal choice for us and we're building every page on Nuxt ever since.

[rupl]

• Company/Organization: United Nations OCHA
• Product/Project: Digital Situation Reports, a consolidation of several humanitarian reporting services.
• Link: https://reports.unocha.org
• Impression/Suggestion: Historically a Drupal organization, this site was a bit of a test pilot into other waters for us, and we've been very happy with our choice of Nuxt+Contentful. We especially enjoy that we can statically generate and swallow all the delay of dynamic page generation which pulls content from a minimum of two endpoints, while easily serving fresh content as the visitor browses around. As the lead dev I found the official docs incredibly helpful during both tool evaluation and development phases of the project.

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[duruld]

• Company/Organization: Getform
• Product/Project: Landing page & Panel
• Link: https://getform.io
• Impression/Suggestion: We were convinced to go with Nuxt, and we have been really impressed. Not just framework itself, but also the community and packages that are developed around it. Docs can be improved a bit more, and that already relates to other packages that we've used. We are very satisfied with our choice, great job!

[benoitemile]

Company/Organization: Maisons du Monde
Product/Project: E-commerce website
Link: https://www.maisonsdumonde.com
Impression/Suggestion: Historically a Symfony backend technical stack, we started migration to Nuxt in late 2017 and went live to production on march 2018. We did use some Vue components already on our old product sheet. Nuxt is awesome and developer experience is really enhanced. We like all that opinionated stuff that we don't have to rethink on our end.
Thank you to all those wonderful contributors, we're using a bunch of nuxt modules (axios/proxy/sentry/apollo/component-cache/style-resources)..

About suggestions, I have some but it's not really about nuxt but more about Vue.
First thing is, async/partial Vue hydration.
Maybe some vision about releases v2.4/v3 and future, globally.

Thank you for nuxt, keep it up, it really is perf-friendly, dx-friendly, just really good

[lucasfischer]

• Company/Organization: Velocate
• Product/Project: GPS-Tracking Platform & our Backend
• Link: https://my.velocate.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We've been using Nuxt in Production for just over a year. It has made us much more productive and reliable. My only suggestion is that the documentation could be improved. I now use Nuxt for every private project I work on. Great job guys!

[lucpotage]

• Company/Organization: MyScript
• Product/Project: Corporate site
• Link: https://www.myscript.com
• Impression/Suggestion:

Two things made me use Nuxt: the static generation and the i18n module. Both combined, it becomes really easy to make a multilingual site. Now I also use the analytics module and the purge.css module. The simplicity of the modules also makes the developing experience incredible. I can now focus on the design, the components, and not anymore on the performance stuff that changes over time with new constraints every six months.

As others say, the documentation could be improved. Layout inheritance and page transitions is shaky. Also from what I read on the web, the use of data fetching methods is not clear: an article explaining how exactly asyncData, fetch, nuxtServerInit behave depending on the deployment (static vs. ssr, spa) and when a spa fallback is possible.

Also I use a lot of static content on the site and with nuxt generate, I would like my translated text content not to be duplicated (both in HTML and JS) in my static pages (I don't know if it's Nuxt-related though).

Amazing overall experience so far and the Nuxt team is really dedicated, cheerful and always polite. Thank you for that! 🙏

[robyedlin]

• Company/Organization: State of the DApps
• Product/Project: List of Decentralized Apps built on Ethereum, POA, EOS, and Steem
• Link: https://www.stateofthedapps.com/
• Impression/Suggestion:

We love Nuxt! Super happy with it thus far. It's scaled very well with i18n too. Error handling could be a little more informative at times (sometimes the stack trace is unclear). Also the documentation/best-practices are sometimes a little behind the latest release.

Thank you so much for all your hard work on this project @Atinux @pi0 @clarkdo @alexchopin and all contributors! I owe you all a beer.

[creazy231]

• Company/Organization: Qwellcode GmbH
• Product/Project: Chainbreakers - A Strategy-RPG that integrates cryptocurrencies
• Link: https://account.chainbreakers.io/ - For game account management
• Impression/Suggestion:
  I recently joined the company and was the first to implement projects using Nuxt. Since I know Nuxt I'd like to develope every single project using Nuxt ❤️ and I also recommended the framework to my bosses.
  As a suggestion there is only one thing I'd like to see in the future: asyncData for components
  Thanks a lot for all the great work guys :)

Side projects I've done using Nuxt:
https://eugen-zerspannungstechnik.de/ - CMS: DatoCMS + Netlify
https://tobias-thiele.de/ - My personal website I'm working on.

[fmoessle]

{
    company: 'Blackbird GbR',
    product: 'E-Commerce Shop',
    link: 'www.kennzeichenking.de',
    impressions: [
        'easy to use',
        'nice community',
        'we love asyncData :D'
    ]
}

[dmydry]

• Company/Organization: BikeHouse
• Product/Project: Main frontend app (SSR)
• Link: balibikehouse.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We're very happy to use the Nuxt.js with our project. We use next awesome modules for our app: @nuxtjs/axios, @nuxtjs/google-analytics, @nuxtjs/pwa, @nuxtjs/redirect-module, @nuxtjs/sentry, @nuxtjs/sitemap, @nuxtjs/vuetify, @nuxtjs/yandex-metrika, contentful, contentful-management, cookie-universal-nuxt, dayjs-ext, nuxt-device-detect, nuxt-dropzone, nuxt-env, nuxt-facebook-pixel-module, nuxt-i18n, nuxt-property-decorator, redis, vue-flatpickr-component, vue-lazyload, vue-recaptcha, vuex-class etc.
  At this moment the only desired features are related to typescript support with the ts-loader and out-of-the-box settings for complete tslint usage with create-nuxt-app. But all these can be configured manually and it's a minor thing compared to the great job you're doing with Nuxt.

Thank you guys!

Other minor projects with nuxt:
http://partners.balibikehouse.com (SPA)
https://bike-rentals-bali.com (STATIC)

[japboy]

Thanks to Nuxt.js, Ikyu Restaurant is now becoming a SPA.

• Company/Organization: Ikyu Corporation (ecommerce)
• Product/Project: Renewal of the smartphone search page in 一休.com Restaurant (Entire smartphone pages will be in Nuxt.js hopefully)
• Link:
  
  
  
  • https://restaurant.ikyu.com/sd/search?medium_area_code=03001
  
  
  • The smartphone search page of the 一休.com Restaurant has become SPA
  
  
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • 👍 Easy to emigration from Vue.js project to Nuxt.js
  
  
  • 👍 Pagespeed has significantly been improved
  
  
  • 👍 Search engine friendly SPA is now much more easier to make
  
  
  • 👎 Component based design with Vue.js gets easily scripts-heavier (A Vue SFC is just huge)
  
  
  • 👎 Sharing components with other Vue.js projects is still bit difficult (Many of build options are undocumented)
  
  
  • 👎 Documentation has no versioning
  
  
  • 👎 Better TypeScript support! (will be available soon though XD)
  
  

[nusendra]

• Company/Organization: Administrasi Pembangunan Kabupaten Mojokerto, East Java, Indonesia
• Product/Project: e-Pelaporan
• Link: https://e-pelaporan.mojokertokab.go.id
• Impression/Suggestion: Speed up my vue development

[ausir0726]

• Company/Organization: FINPO Creative Design
• Product/Project: all websites we build from 2017 to now
• Link: https://www.finpo.com.tw
• Impression/Suggestion:
  We used Nuxt.js about a year since version 0.7.
  It's easier project manage and Openbox SSR.
  When 1.0 it supports SPA mode, It's become more powerful before.

If you want to use Vue.js to develop the whole project, Nuxt.js is an awesome framework.

[fengjiel]

Thank you so much for nuxt's powerful features,My former company website USES nuxtJS

• Company/Organization: guowenhulian
• Product/Project: website
• Link: https://www.youfushuyuan.com
• Impression/Suggestion:
  Easy to use
  Configuration is simple

[williamchong]

• Company/Organization: LikeCoin Foundation
• Product/Project: like.co

• Link: https://like.co
  

• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt made vue even more powerful and usable, build speed is somehow still slow in 2.0 though. Also would be nice if https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/pull/4519 can be released soon

[nikkanetiya]

• Company/Organization: BinBytes
• Product/Project: Our website, PexSnap, Etexofab(https://www.etexofab.com) and many projects recently
• Link: https://binbytes.com, https://pexsnap.com, https://www.etexofab.com, https://chat.binbytes.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We will use Nuxt every time if clients want to build frontend in vue. I personally have been using Nuxt since it was in beta and there were no modules like we have currently mainly auth, axios. I still remember when I created the first project I was using a piece of custom code by @pi0 in store/index.js. I am so happy nuxt has been becoming popular and powerful each day. Thanks to hard works for all core team members.

[k-leclere]

• Company/Organization: Ouestfrance-Immo
• Product/Project: Real Estate Website
• Link: https://www.ouestfrance-immo.com/annuaire-immobilier/
• Impression/Suggestion: We decided to migrate to nuxt since early 2018. We started with our real estate professionals section. We will migrate the entire website as we go. The handling and the response time convinced us fairly quickly.
  The main difficulties encountered were the hydration of the framework and the call management at localstorage.

[anthonygore]

• Company/Organization: Vue.js Developers
• Product/Project: Blog
• Link: https://vuejsdevelopers.com
• Impression/Suggestion: Site was originally a Jekyll blog. Nuxt SPA is better in every conceivable way, especially the development experience. Most of the tricky work I did was around getting markdown into Vue components, but I think @galvez 's proposed markdown module will make that easier in the future. Relevant: https://medium.com/js-dojo/vuejsdevelopers-com-is-now-a-super-sexy-nuxt-pwa-a3e898dfdcc

[WilliamDASILVA]

• Company/Organization: My Cuistot
• Product/Project: Food order / Cooking chef booking
• Link: https://www.mycuistot.com
• Impression/Suggestion:
  The website was originally made with Wordpress. The migration from Wordpress to a fresh new base with Nuxt was a life-changing experience. Powerful content management and very SEO friendly.
  The only downside I may have with Nuxt cames from memory leaks. I've experienced multiple times memory issues and it's quite hard to debug them.

[bovas85]

• Company/Organization:
  Naked Ideas / Moustache Design

• Product/Project:

  • https://cambridge-epigenetix.com -biotech
  • https://wandsworth.town - Council BID
  • https://antilophia.com - Luxury Holidays
  • https://nunziellasalluce.com - Designer Portfolio

• Impression/Suggestion:
  Good so far, I feel the ssr issues with
  unmatching client server content is the only
  downer as errors are not descriptive at all

[milanffm]

• Company/Organization: graphicon GmbH
• Product/Project: triathlon blog
• Link: https://www.triathlon.one
• Impression/Suggestion:
  We are start to build all our new projects width nuxt. Before we use angular, but vue is so much smarter and faster:-)
  

[blowsie]

• Company/Organization: epay worldwide
• Product/Project: Various management portals, Gifting/Redemption Platform
• Link: Private / TBC
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Getting started with Nuxt is a breeze, the eco system is mature enough to build a production ready project.
  
  
  • The Nuxt support and community on both git and discord is second to none.
  
  
  • Nuxt defines a structure for your projects which is great for getting started, but doesn't allow for large modular / mono-repo style projects where you might wish to create a folder-by-feature style architecture
  
  
  • Support for vue-cli would be just amazing!
  
  

[dcustodio]

I cannot disclose the Project and Link, but I can say it's being used to build a knowledge base/support portal.

Feedback:
Tops:

• Super easy to setup.
• Documentation.
• Vue components are a good bet. allows us to try nuxt, and if it doesn't work out we could at least keep some of the work.

Tips:

• The fact that a page can be rendered either server-side or client side can lead to inconsistent behaviors.
• Some key front-end concepts like local/session storage and cookies should be introduced early on. Specially regarding what nuxt doesn't do for you out-of-the-box.

[realdanielbyrne]

Company/Organization: RPM xConstruction
Product/Project: Intranet serverless platform to generate reports from third party API's
Link: Private

Impression/Suggestion:
We are new to Nuxtjs, but initial impressions are that the documentation is poor, sometimes out of date, and inconsistent across pages. Furthermore, relying on blog articles and Google searches to answer specific questions is also problematic considering these are also often out of date and inconsistent. I would suggest regular maintenance on the documentation, better working examples, and a best practices guide. This should decrease the ramp up time and improve the adoption rate.

[hecktarzuli]

Company/Organization: RealTruck.com
Product/Project: e-commerce platform powering multiple sites
Link: https://tonneaucoversworld.com (not on nuxt yet)
Impression/Suggestion:

• Nuxt build system, and plugin/middleware architecture is pretty sweet!
• Documentation needs a lot more work. Hooks, templates areas especially.
• It would be nice to have more guides/documentation around server side things too. For myself & my team it took us a lot of toying around to figure out what a middleware acts like, what plugins really do and how to use serverMiddleware etc.. If you don't start with nuxt and are used to doing things the SPA way, transitioning to nuxt generates a LOT of questions like:
• Ok, this 'thing' loads once on start up, but runs this function on every hit
• Oh crap, why is created() being called on EVERY hit now??!.. 4h later, oh, it's because of an undocumented key property that needs to be set somewhere. It almost looks related to transitions.. How do we disable transitions?
• Routing /page system seems geared toward very simple sites. It's not obvious how to ditch it, and even using hooks it feels very frankensteined and you end up wondering if you just use your own route file does that screw up something you don't know about since /pages powers router.js (and who knows what else)

Everything @realdanielbyrne mentioned is spot on. Getting help is a huge challenge. I've been talking to 2 core members on discord, but responses have been very very laggy (if I get a response at all - I know this probably isn't their job, so I'm grateful for ANY help). In general, I hate using discord as a primary support platform. More times than not, it seems to be filled with people shouting their questions into the darkness. Sometimes they get responses, most of the time they don't. More detailed documentation would probably eliminate a large chunk of questions.

[unr]

• Company: PMML Corp
• Product: An esports media and sportsbook betting platform
• Link: https://www.rivalry.gg
• Impressions:

Getting into nuxt was incredibly easy, and following along from 1.0 to 2.0 has been fantastic.

The ability to jump from a standard vue workflow, to a full SSR product live in a few weeks in our early days was fantastic. At this point, we've grown to multiple betting types, dynamic content integration with prismic.io, and are working on several new 'free game' types on top. All of this frontend built directly in nuxt SSR.

The nuxt team itself has been great, having chatted with some of them online and in person at events. They've often tried to help me through issues I was having, which was a huge plus to me.

The more I use nuxt, the more I realize that each complaint I have, is usually just something I haven't understood correctly.

• Suggestions:

Most of these are biased, based on the scope of my project.

Would love some guidance on more complicated solutions in nuxt, for example:

• best practices/common mistakes. Simple things like creating a global function, that uses the app context, will result in callstack errors... things like this should be documented and help inform people of mistakes they might not realize.
• adding additional logging to nuxt core features, to help track the source of issues such as memory leaks and callstack errors. (I regularly cause these, and have no idea where)
• likely not a nuxt request.... but how can I fragment my nuxt into multiple apps? At this point, even with HMR, the size of my app is growing to a point each save takes time + usually needs a refresh anyway.
• Improved routing (I know its coming!) This was a big one for us, we've now created a monolith router.js file to handle our routes, since we were having to duplicate + create crazy folder structures to make dynamic routes previously.

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[imns]

• Company/Organization: Readable Report
• Product/Project: View all of your stats from all of your platforms all at once with an easy-to-read report.
• Link: https://readable.report/
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt has been great. I'd love to see some more work be done on the Express starter template. Since it's part of the nuxt community repository I'd expect it to be updated more often and have some of the features / bugs addressed.

[debs-obrien]

• Company/Organization: todopatterson
• Product/Project: E-commerce site
• Link: not live yet!!!
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt has made it so much easier to get server side rendering and make sure SEO is not an issue. Love the generate command. Really think the documentation could do with more examples as I especially had trouble figuring out how to use the generate command with deep level routes and had to reach out for help but I know they are improving all the time and perhaps I could even help by contributing to them as I learn new things. Love the nuxt code sandbox. That is mega cool. Kinda want to just build everything in nuxt and vue.

[yaki4]

• Company/Organization: Lichen
• Product/Project: Corporate website / interactive educational content

• Link:
  https://www.saguenaylacsaintjean.ca/ tourism website for a quebec province
  https://bibliotheque.dokoma.com/ an online library
  https://arbre.dokoma.com/rather/#/?graph=4f0d82c9-83b1-492e-b52a-def2efb7d3d1 interactive educational with sound detection

• Impression:
  - I start programming website with vue last year and it was a blast so when we heard about nuxt we switch directly.Now it's our main framework. The community can be really helpful and i continue to discover things.

• Suggestion:

  • I had some trouble with ssr content and client content, which is for me the tougher thing to debug. Like @bovas85 said.

  • The documentation lacks on server side. Since i'm still junior all the server side stuff are blurry to me.

    • Lack infos on how to reduce app size, effectively manage prefetching to have a light app and load specific package just when needed. We have an app made with nuxt1 and it takes lot of time to compile.

[erik-t]

• Company/Organization: Spectrum Heart
• Product/Project: Find the right autism help and get the best answers.
• Link: https://www.spectrumheart.com/
• Impression/Suggestion: I started my project on angular universal and it was so config heavy I decided to try Nuxt (& Vue) for the first time a couple of months ago. I was really, really impressed with how easy it was to get going. When I got stuck, I would go on discord and get answers right away ( especially from @manniL ). Thanks to all the contributors on there because it's one of the most active and helpful support channels I've seen. My only suggestion would be to hopefully see more online posts about bulding with Nuxt to see how other people are using it and piggyback on best practices. As well as beefing up the docs a bit. Overall though, great work guys keep it up!

[atwineries]

• Company/Organization: Atwineries, Inc.
• Product/Project: Explore wineries around the world.
• Link: https://www.atwineries.com/
• Impression/Suggestion: We use create-nuxt-app template to build our projects, we feel that built in configuration for the unit tests and E2E testing is a must. I am not sure why this is not a high priority.

[PerjakaSunda]

• Company/Organization: MyStuff
• Product/Project: MyStuff World
• Link: https://mystuff.world
• Impression/Suggestion: Incredible Nuxt
  :clap::clap::clap:

_the first touch experience for public pages is always better with nuxt_

[mazipan]

• Company/organization: Bizzy Indonesia
• Product/Project +Link :
  
  
  
  • Bizzy Customer Store Front : http://bizzy.co.id/customer/
  
  
  • Bizzy Seller: https://www.bizzy.co.id/seller/
  
  
  • Bizzy Back Office and Internal Tools: url not provided
  
  
• Improvement/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Documentations was not very good compared with Vue Docs
  
  
  • More unit test integration sample and documentation
  
  
  • Using pure client side code is harder in Nuxt due to SSR limitation
  
  
• Homepage
  

[cnacorp]

Organizatiin : RBA
Project : https://www.tabunganasa.com
Impression : not an ideal fw for building static site, but i believe it would be.
Contributors do the greatest work :)

[falstack]

• Company/Organization: 上海十六夜网络科技有限公司
• Product/Project: calibur.tv
• Link: https://www.calibur.tv/
• Impression/Suggestion: 一开始我们使用的是 Vue.js 的原生 SSR 方案，因为那个时候 Nuxt.js 的 vol.1x 版本还有很多待处理的 bug，所以只是对 nuxt 做了初步的了解。随着2018年 Nuxt.js vol2.x 版本的推出，Nuxt 越来越成为一个值得信赖的 Vue.js SSR 通用方案，只需要熟读文档就可以做出高性能的页面，这是非常 amazing 的，感谢 Nuxt.js 开发组的辛苦努力，我也希望在未来我们的产品能够在盈利之后给予该项目一定的资金支持，再次感谢！另外，如果可以的话，我们可以为 Nuxt.js 的中文版文档进行更快的更新支持，现在的中文版文档翻译同步率很差。
• Homepage
  

[farzadso]

• Company/Organization: Alibaba Travels Co.
• Product/Project: Iran's Leading Travel Services Website
• Link: https://www.alibaba.aero
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Improve build time speed as it gets slower the larger the project gets
  
  
  • Make built in router more customizable allowing more logic to be added to dynamic routes
  
  
  • Stop using webpack and migrate to something more simpler?
  
  

[clarkdo]

Hi Everyone 😸,

Thank you so much for all of your great feedback 👍 , this is really very exciting for our team.

We'll collect and summary all of the useful suggestions and add them to the to-do list, I believe that Nuxt will be better and better with your help 🚀.

BTW, if you have any suggestion/plan regarding to Documentation 📝, please feel free to comment in https://github.com/nuxt/docs/issues/1078 , we also welcome everyone's pr at the same time..

[alexgarrett]

• Company/Organization: Codecourse
• Product/Project: Screencasts
• Link: https://codecourse.com
• Impression/Suggestion:

We switched to Nuxt last year and things have been smooth sailing ever since. The few minor issues/suggestions I did have in the back of my mind have been addressed along the way. Honestly, Nuxt has been instrumental in creating the newest version of the site with speed and ease and making it a breeze to add new features. I can't see us switching away from Nuxt. Much love to the team and all contributors 💙

[cesasol]

• Company/Organization: Dinamo - a digital communications and marketing agency
• Product/Project + Link:
  
  
  
  • Our website: https://dinamo.mx
  
  
  • INFINITI Website for two car dealer http://infinitipedregalinterlomas.com/
  
  
  • Yago de Marta The website for a political and public trainer http://yagodemarta.com/
  
  
  • Curso para la inducción entre hombres y mujeres: http://induccion-inmujeres.wdinamo.com/
  
  
  • Vive tu Fin - Website for a travel agency https://www.vivetufin.com/
  
  
  • Toyota Queretaro - WIP Another webiste for another car dealer http://toyotaqueretaro.netlify.com/
  
  
• Impression/Suggestion:
  We where looking for a template system that's easy to use and we stumbled with on 2017 and we loved since then. Almost all of our website use nuxt+nuxtent

[tex0l]

• Company/Organization: Seald
• Product/Project: our public website (static)
• Link: https://www.seald.io
• Impression/Suggestion: we are able to develop a static website with vue.js, and are very happy to do so!

[WanyoikeJ]

• Company/Organization: TDF Group
• Product/Project: Website
• Link: http://tdfgroup.co.ke/
• Impression/Suggestion:

Static pages are the base choice for our clients for easy SEO and Site Crawling. Nuxt delivered beyond my expectations, now all the projects are build using Nuxt and without a doubt. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend anyone.

[joeyzone]

Company/Organization: Bitmart
Product/Project: Bitmart exchange
Link: https://www.bitmart.com
Impression/Suggestion:

Nuxt is definitely the most automated scaffolding I have ever used, the configuration items are very rich, and the team updates are timely and prompt.
Just give more advice and guidance on caching and deployment, because in the case of high concurrent sites, SSR's render performance is very affected. This is also a drawback of all SSR projects.

[Norbz]

Company/Organization: Agence La Chose (Paris)
Product/Project: Almost everything we produce is powered by Nuxt, or Nuxt+Express, or Nuxt+KeystoneJS. One of the bigger project (featured below) is actually a Nuxt Frontend with a single _url page, with a bloc factory that takes pages definitions from a Drupal 8 backend. This allows us to define page structure and data within the backend, without the need to develop more template
Link: https://www.faire.fr
Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt really enhance the developer experience, on top of providing a high quality result without much effort. What we love the most is that it's suitable for small, prototype project, as well as bigger, corporate website. Bonus point : French :)

[buremba]

Company/Organization:
Rakam - Product Analytics Tool

Product/Project + Link:
The app: https://beta.rakam.io
It's basically a product analytics tool, you connect to your database, create different types of reports, pin them to your dashboard and share with your team.

Impression/Suggestion:
Overall our experience is good but the releases are not consistent enough. It's been almost 2 months since the last release and there are many hotfixes pushed to the master during the last 2 months so it would be better to release new minor versions.

[theartkod]

Company/Organization:
Unknow
Product/Project + Link:
App: https://btce.com

Cryptocurrencies news with some other features.

Impression/Suggestion:
One of the best framework for small and fast web applications, especially if need SSR support. Working with Nuxt from 0.* version and i'm happy(Almost. More releases, more features!) when using it. 🙂🎉

[dschewchenko]

• Company/Organization: KeepSolid
• Product/Project: VPN Lite (other sites will be in future)
• Link: vpnlite.net
• Impression/Suggestion:
  Nuxt + TS in SSR mode. Some data are dynamic, from own CMS.
  It's result after some optimizations Lighthouse Report. 93 points, because many plugins and GTM(GA & Zendesk inside)

[failpunk]

• Company/Organization: Snowball Wealth
• Product/Project: Main Website
• Link: https://www.withsnowball.com
• Impression/Suggestion: Our first product using Nuxt which we pair with Storyblok. It was important to have strong SEO for our blog and marketing pages via SSR. Really love the community and very happy with the decision so far.

Still hoping to get some issues with meta tags resolved: https://github.com/nuxt-community/analytics-module/issues/8
Would love to see some more work put into documentation. I only just found out about serverMiddleware, but not from the nuxt site.

[mavrick]

• Company/Organization: MattePaint
• Product/Project: Main Website / Mobile Site
• Link: https://mattepaint.com/
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt really helps solve the issues of SSR and makes working with vue even more amazing. Warnings / Hydration errors could be improved. Better support for universal storage between client and server for vuex would be amazing. Really starting to see community modules support SSR/Nuxt better.

[matamune94]

• Company/Organization: Snowbox Team
• Product/Project: Main Website
• Link: https://animesb.com
• Impression/Suggestion: The first experience with nuxt made me like it, and I decided to use nuxt for my official project , I am waiting for the release of vuejs 3 and nuxt 3 to proceed to upgrade my website .

[ydnar]

• Company/Organization: Domainr
• Product/Project: domainr.com
• Link: domainr.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We’ve used Nuxt since pre-1.0. We replaced an existing (~5 year old) React app with 50% less code, reliable SSR and search engine indexing, and a platform to quickly grow the marketing content.

[DonNicoJs]

• Company/Organization: Pulilab / W.H.O.
• Product/Project: Digital Health Atlas
• Link: Digital Health Atlas
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt enabled us to quickly rewrite the existing AngularJs codebase to vue and integrate some Angular code almost painlessly.
  Our only suggestion is about better documentation for official modules sometimes is a bit confusing even tho they are great.
  

[WanyoikeJ]

Nice!! Which hosting are you using?

Regards
John Wanyoike Ngige,
Computer Tech | Web Developer & Graphic Designer,
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: @rhynixjohn
Phone: [phone].

On 5 Feb 2019, at 13:17, Nicolò Maria Mezzopera [e-mail] wrote:

Company/Organization: Pulilab http://www.pulilab.com/ / W.H.O. https://www.who.int/
Product/Project: Digital Health Atlas
Link: Digital Health Atlas https://digitalhealthatlas.org/
Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt enabled us to quickly rewrite the existing AngularJs codebase to vue and integrate some Angular code almost painlessly.
Our only suggestion is about better documentation for official modules sometimes is a bit confusing even tho they are great.
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[OfekA]

• Company/Organization: BreezoMeter
• Product/Project: breezometer.com
• Link: breezometer.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We love 99% of what nuxt has to offer, and we use a lot of built in features and offical plugins. Something we do struggle with is Performance, and in particular bundle size and images, we would love a plugin that replicates what Gridsome has built in: https://gridsome.org/docs/images/

[JacobSamro]

Company/Organization: Aroliant
Product/Project: Our Official Website
Link: https://www.aroliant.com
Impression/Suggestion: We have been looking for this kind of solutions for decades. HMR, Folder Structure based Routing, Jam-Packed with SSR are the most awesome features in Nuxt.

NUXT = Awesomeness packed together 💖

[IPRIT]

Project:

Company/Organization: RDW-Soft
Product/Project: Rabota.ru (russian biggest Indeed-like website)
Link: https://rabota.ru/
Impression/Suggestion: We're really satisfied of our choice to go with Nuxt. We are fully rewritten our frontend using Nuxt.js and spent for about ~1.5 years for it. We have developed entire components library with SSR support and implemented so many things.. it's crazy. Thank you so much for Nuxt.js! 😍

Our published modules for Vue/Nuxt.js:

@rabota/rabotify - Component Library

We have redeveloped existing analogues that didn't meet our requirements and made them much better.
@rabota/yandex-metrika
@rabota/google-analytics
@rabota/analytics-layer

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[Gomah]

I have been using Nuxt.js for over 15 months now with multiple projects.

The first project was to move away from a pre-rendered PWA eCommerce website to a Nuxt PWA (pre 1.0) in October 2017.

• Company/Organization: Koala
• Product/Project: eCommerce PWA <> Shopify API
• Link: https://au.koala.com
• Impression/Suggestion: The transition was actually very smooth even if the documentation was not complete.

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• Company/Organization: Audience Republic
• Product/Project: Optimise & improve Nuxt SSR application
• Link: No public access to the app
• Impression/Suggestion: For this project, I wish this feature was implemented: https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/issues/2825 to avoid using a massive workaround.

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• Company/Organization: Operatly
• Product/Project: Office Operation Software application with Nuxt SSR & Prisma
• Link: https://operatly.com | No public access to the application yet
• Impression/Suggestion: Moving away from a Vue SSR app to a Nuxt SSR App, reconfigurinng the apollo configuration for nuxt was not ideal.

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• Company/Organization: Collabur, Inc.
• Product/Project: Design system creation application with Nuxt SSR & Prisma
• Link: https://collabur.com | No public access
• Impression/Suggestion: I was very impressed by how the Nuxt team improved the DX in 2.0 (ESM, Modern build support)

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• Company/Organization: Provider Choice
• Product/Project: Preplanning tool PWA
• Link: https://preplanning.providerchoice.com.au

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• Company/Organization: Eucalyptus / Pilot
• Product/Project: eCommerce Nuxt PWA SSR (at build time) + Prisma
• Link: https://pilot.com.au
• Impression/Suggestion: I jumped to the typescript version for this new project, I would have prefer @typescript-eslint out of the box instead of ts-lintbut it looks like it's on its way (https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/pull/5079) 😃

[sobolevn]

Company: wemake.services
Projects: several internal projects, one customer project (retail / logistic)
Link: https://github.com/wemake-services/wemake-vue-template
Impression: Awesome! I would like to see more typescript features out-of-the box (like typings-for-css-modules-loader support)

[hawkapparel]

Company/Organization: Continental/Utilex
Product/Project: Utilex Ecommerce
Link: https://utilex.pe
Impression/Suggestion: We love SSR, its amazing!. Very easy and fast implement a website ecommerce with Nuxt. we waiting more features and recomend Nuxt for others projects.

[btkostner]

Company/Organization: System76
Product/Project: internal projects and our main customer facing site
Link: https://system76.com
Impression/Suggestion:

• It's been awesome.
• SSR rendering has been very painless. The only time I have to think about it is when using window. (which is a rarity).
• Most of the pain points are due to running nuxt on top of an express project. Client side links can sometimes mess up and back button history can get messed up.
• I hope with the upcoming versions of Nuxt, Vue, and Vuex that most of my typescript pain points will become at thing of the past.

[tretapey]

• Company/Organization: craCSS
• Product/Project: Many websites with improved SEO (Internal and clients)
• Impression/Suggestion: I loved Nuxt from the first time I put my hands on it. I found the component really handy when it comes to use third party libraries that use the document or window. Right now I'm running a really small company (growing each day of course), and the 90% of our current projects are using Nuxt. Thank you for all your hard work. I'll be back with some screenshots.

[mayank-shaan]

Company: Masmic

Product: Masmic
( Masmic is an online global marketplace for crowdsourced user ideas, knowledge and attention. )

Link: https://www.masmic.com

Impression/Suggestion:

• Using Nuxt for more than 2 years. It has been amazing
• All the regular updates it has been adding to my experience over time
• I would love to see the bundle size go down and some performance increase.
• Also for official nuxt plugins, the documentation is not sufficient at times.

[samuells]

Company/Organization: Freelance/SZ Brand Studio
Product/Project: Advetorial Schrift Bewegt
Link: https://advertorial.sueddeutsche.de/adobe/
Impression/Suggestion:

• Started using Nuxt a few weeks after I learnt Vue and never left Nuxt after that
• Amazing support and features
• The symbiosis with Headless CMSs is unbelievable - makes my work so much easier

[starikovm]

Company/Organization: owliphy UG, Düsseldorf Germany
Product/Project: main product
Link: https://owliphy.com/

Impression/Suggestion:

• Started nuxt from the beginning (almost a year now) because of the feature of SSR on the same code that provides web application
• Amazing plugins, features and support of upcoming technologies
• Easily moved all backend to graphql, thanks to amazing nuxtjs/apollo module
• Would love to see increase of bundle building speed
• Encouraged to see introduction of upcoming Vue Function-based component API, to be able to lower components boilerplate
• Huge kudos for all the nuxt team for such a cool product!

[derpdead]

• Company/Organization: Strix
• Product/Project: Ergonode
• Link: Ergonode / Github
  
• Impression/Suggestion:
  Nuxt with his great futures helped us a lot with product development. The project looks much more clean and developer friendly. We love prefetching data before we enter the route - we can handle many cases much more easier and smoother. From the suggestion it would be cool to be able to extend Vue component with external resources natively.

[RandomPiche]

• Company/Organization: La Relève (recruiting firm)
• Product/Project: main website
• Link: https://la-releve.com
• Impression/Suggestion:
  I've been using and enjoying Nuxt for over a year and a half : it's neat, fast and reliable. I migrated the project from Vue to Nuxt (TS) and reduced the code base by almost 40%.
  🔥Typescript support improving regularly
  🔥PWA module (insanely easy to set up)
  🔥Reliable SSR
  🔥Handy examples available
  🔥Great migration guides
  🔥Too many amazing things about Nuxt, can't list all of them here
• A reduced bundle building time would be much appreciated. It increases quite rapidly as the project grows (though the migration to webpack 4 greatly improved mine - passing from 12 minutes to 40secs 😅).

Kudos to the amazing team and contributors 🎉

[migueabellan]

• Company/Organization: Asociación Programo Ergo Sum (non-profit organization)
• Product/Project: Website and free online tutorials to learn coding for kids
• Link:
  
  
  
  • Website: https://www.programoergosum.es
  
  
  • GitHub: https://github.com/ProgramoErgoSum/www.programoergosum.es
  
  
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Easy to use
  
  
  • Easy to configure for generate page, SSR, seo friendly, etc.
  
  
  • Very good documentation and examples
  
  

Thank you so much for all your hard work @Atinux @pi0 @clarkdo @alexchopin and all contributors!

[samuelhorwitz]

• Company/Organization: Phosphorescence
• Product/Project: Phosphorescence trance music intelligent set building
• Link:
  
  
  
  • Website: https://phosphor.me
  
  
  • GitHub: https://github.com/samuelhorwitz/phosphorescence
  
  
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Always painless to build with
  
  
  • Works right out of the box and doesn't feel like it's quickly outgrown
  
  
  • Great docs
  
  
  • My web application has an amazingly small footprint for what it is doing thanks to both modern web technology and Nuxt being very lightweight
  
  

[rupl]

Company: Gorgeous Entertainment, Inc
Project: Corporate website
Link: https://www.gorgeousentertainment.com/
Feedback:

• Migrating their website/editors from WordPress to a Contentful+Nuxt project. As a dev I find Nuxt incredibly easy to setup, develop upon, and deploy. I can iterate very quickly for my clients and provide them with results very quickly.
• Using Nuxt I find it very easy to accomplish most anything I need in order to integrate with or render data from Contentful, providing a slick UI that has lots of bells and whistles without complexity on the backend or data entry UI.

[LuXDAmore]

Company: Studio Mado
Product: Main website for our customer IT Auction
Link: Fallimenti
Impressions:

• 🔥 Easy to use and install, for intern too;
• 🔥 Great examples;
• 🔥 Incredible documentation;
• 🔥 Modules and plugins are awesome.

Suggestions:

• ❄ Need more tools to debug the server-part of Nuxt (ex. for memory leak issues);
• ❄ Hydration is not always needed, Lazy Hydrate;
• ❄ Slow in TTFB w/ huge html.

[shivgarg5676]

Company: upGrad
Product: Growth Platform
Link: upGrad
Impressions:

1. Async components and modern builds are love.
2. Easy to use, hack and debug.
3. Great Documentation and examples.
4. SEO support is great.
5. The proxy module is fun.

Suggestions:

1. Layouts can be more powerful
2. Better support for bundle analyser.
3. Improvements required in scroll behaviour.
4. Can we stop exposing $nuxt to window?
   

[VictorCamargo]

• Company: Collectgram
• Product: Collectgram Platform.
• Link: collectgram.com

• Impression:

  • Easy to use. We really love Nuxt ❤️
  • Huge community, which helps a lot whit some issues.
  • Great SEO tools.
  • SSR is amazing.

• Suggestions:

  • Some tools for logging and performance report.
  • Idk if already exists but, some kind of physical error log file for SSR would be great.

[gangsthub]

• Company/Organization: LoveToKnowMedia
• Product/Project: Bibliography.com
• Link: https://www.bibliography.com/

• Impression/Suggestion:

I'm really happy about having a Vue.js framework this mature with so many great defaults. I've been contributing on opencollective monthly for over a year now, so I'm really greatful.

I'd only have a suggestion: it would be nice if Nuxt had a dry-run mode to trace lifecyclye and the side-effects. Inspired by: https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby/issues/16384

Oh, if I may, another one: include the issue label "Good first issue" to help new contributors introduce themselves to the code ;)

[taro-0]

• Company/Organization: @pixela-gt
• Product/Project: Findoctor

• Link:

  https://www.findoctor.com

https://www.acaguate.com

https://www.museomiope.org

• Impression/Suggestion: We've been using nuxtjs for almost a year now in all of our front-end projects. And we are really happy using it. We've seen a huge improve in our productivity and it has enabled us to focus on the real problems to solve

[avanishp2]

Company/Organization: TheIndianTrip, IndiHoliday
Product/Project: B2C & B2B Travel Platform
Link: theindiantrip

Indiholiday Agents

Indiholiday Guides

Impression/Suggestion: We are year old startup company from India and have been using Nuxt js and Vuetify js for our front end portal of B2B and B2C interface. Nuxt js is super cool and awesome framework. Nuxt js has enabled us to deliver faster product with great user experience. Love to contribute to this project once we are in that position. Thanks nuxt js team for wonderful work.

[eulier1]

Company/Organization: Peace Builders South Africa
Product/Project: Non-profit org
Impression:

• Easy to use. I really love Nuxt :heart:
• Huge community, which helps a lot whit some issues.
• Great SEO tools.

Suggestions:

• Vue-composition API Support

Link: PBSA

[alidplus]

• Company/Organization: ekamand@iran
• Product/Project: crm
• Link: not published yet
• Impression/Suggestion: nuxt is awesome!
  We are developing a crm (simply an admin panel), and we need alots of modals than pages inside project. I am thinking for a way to have a single modal inside my default.vue layout with something like < nuxt / > tag with a folder similar to page with a standalone router watching #hash string and dynamically change the modal content.
  I'am not sure if it is possible or not? Is it an anti-patern?! Or is there anything exist inside npm ocean.
  Any short help or any keyword can help me so much
  Thank all you

[hecktarzuli]

• Company/Organization: Realtruck.com
• Product/Project: E-Commerce Platform (1 project powers 8 different sites)
• Link: https://realtruck.com
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt has been a joy to work with. We learned vue in a couple of months, and nuxt only a couple months after that. We love how easy it is to override core functionality to suit our needs.

[arizkyana]

• Company/Organization: Ars.
• Product/Project: Art and Architecture Experience platform
• Link: https://ars.company/
• Impression/Suggestion: Easy to use, low learning curve.

[Young-Young-Young]

-公司/组织名称：大连角马科技责任有限公司

• 产品/项目名称：DingScrum/幸运狗总部端管理系统/角马影院SaaS平台
• 链接：暂未发布
• 意见/建议: 1 易用, 一键生成的高质量模板项目
  2 高性能,极致的前端加载优化
  3 文档写的明白 易懂

[cain]

• Company/Organization: Plann
• Product/Project: Instagram scheduling and analytics
• Link: https://plannthat.com
• Impression/Suggestion:
  We just launched a new rebuild/redesign with NuxtJS. Nuxt made quick progress with simple setup and awesome modules to help out.

An active community and constant core updates are a plus also 🦄

[asolopovas]

Would be great to have guidance on how to deploy nuxt onto cpanel, they do support node but it requires app.js file that could be ran by node.

[remarks]

Company/Organization: HUM Nutrition
Product/Project: E-commerce platform
Link: https://www.humnutrition.com
Impressions/Suggestions:

• Quick and easy prototyping
• Slower latency than using Express/Nunjucks
• Difficult to debug on server-side (for memory-leaks)
• Needs better documentation for using Nuxt programmatically
• Would like a suggested implementation with API calls on server-side like https://hire.jonasgalvez.com.br/2020/feb/22/the-ultimate-nuxt-api-setup/

[lefuturiste]

• Company/Organization: Thingmill :fr:
• Product/Project: Main web site, e-commerce and user dashboard of RetroBox, a retrogaming console. :video_game: :space_invader:
• Link: https://retrobox.tech
• Source code: https://github.com/retrobox/web
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • :+1: Very easy to migrate from an existing Vue.js code base
  
  
  • :+1: A lot of great SEO features
  
  
  • :+1: Great community, modules and ecosystem
  
  
  • :+1: Lazy loading of modules
  
  

[tarunmangukiya]

• Company/Organization: Iconscout
• Product: Iconscout is a design resources marketplace for icons, illustrations & stock photos with 2 million+ design resources from 2000+ contributors around the world.
• Link: https://iconscout.com
• Impression/Suggestion: We simply love Nuxt. We're having 2.2 million indexed pages on google which are handled by Nuxt SSR. We're happy that, we've chosen Nuxt for Iconscout and always excited about features and continuous updates from the community.

[tutmoses]

• Company/Organization: Freelance
• Product/Project: Webapp
• Link: n/a
• Impression/Suggestion:

The biggest compliment I can pay is that I simply would not have been able to build a modern prototype without all the preliminary work that you all have done. I'm very grateful and think Nuxt is a great step forward.

As a relative newcomer to JS, Vue & now Nuxt, importing and exporting is very confusing. There seem to be countless different ways of doing it with lots of confusing syntax. Could the process be simplified to something very intuitive like the below without all the default / data / return / components etc?:

export (this, myFunction(), myVariable, myFunction as foo)
import (myFunction(), myVariable, myFunction as foo)

[albasyir]

Company/Organization: Albasyir Group
Product/Project: Startup for software developer
Link: albasyir.com
Impression/Suggestion: i've been nuxtjs for my works, its so simple framework. after nuxt.js have nuxt-decoration-property i have enjoyed write my work to nuxt with typescript... i hope we have inovation soon and please to make mayor update easier..

Thank u so much Nuxt.js!

[NicolasMaas]

Company/Organization: Freelancer
Product/Project: Currently in development but my portfolio website and a client's website which is still a work in progress
Link: nicolasproshop.be
Impression/Suggestion:
👍 Ease of use
👌 Awesome and helpfull community!
😍 SEO Friendly

[silverbackdan]

• Company/Organization: Silverback Web Apps
• Product/Project: Behaviour Change Development Protocol (Health Education England)
• Link: https://behaviourchange.hee.nhs.uk/
• Impression/Suggestion: We've been a big fan of Nuxt since the early days. It builds on a great front-end framework and we are happy using it. There are a couple of issues. One I've raised a ticket about and another being an error which happens across some websites but is always really hard to trace. It's something like Failed to append node to unsupported element. I haven't been in touch with the community to raise PRs or suggestions since the early days, but on the whole, really happy to have SSR with VueJS applications which is our main reason for using Nuxt in the first place.
  

[honzabilek4]

• Company: Localazy
• Product: Translation platform for app developers

• Link: https://localazy.com
  

• Impression:
  We love to work with Nuxt ❤️ , since it help us to build new pages really quickly and efficiently, while not compromising quality and long term maintainability.
  Majority of our site is statically generated, so the full static mode is highly awaited. (It will allow to remove some load from servers.)
  We manage some parts of the site in Directus and we think it's a good mixture between static and dynamic content.
  Big plus for the site speed and SEO. (esp. the generated site)
  Big plus for the general simplicity of the framework. We have a designer working with html/css directly in Nuxt and even though he's not a developer, he's able to do all the needed changes there. It really smoothens the whole process a bit. 👍

[aminnairi]

• Company/Organization: 404 Place Vendôme
• Product/Project: Front website
• Link: https://404placevendome.com/
• Impression/Suggestion:

Nuxt is a really great way of integrating Vue.js in the process of building a static website. I have already contributed for some minor typos in the documentation and it has been well received. The framework in itself is great, we just don't use it very well in my opinion (there could surely be some optimizations to be done).

I would love to see more optimizations tools like for media for instance, and especially images. Like a component that would be able to take some image path as input and generates all of the optimization needed using different sizes and quality as well as a way of lazy loading them with a thumbnail for the first paint. We are using a lot of media in our websites and this is truly the thing that worsens our page speed but we don't necessarily know or do what is best for providing the niftiest experience to our users so that would be a huge argument for us not migrating to Gridsome that has a similar component.

I'm pretty sure there are some awesome community plugins but that would be a huge plus if this was an official Nuxt since this is something widely used in modern applications to add graphic descriptions etc...

I won't list all the thing that are great about Gridsome for instance but there are for sure some good ideas to pick from all around. Static generation is only the very beginning in my opinion. We can do more.

[Atinux]

Thank you for your feedbacks 💚

Regarding image optimisations, it's in our roadmap, see https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js/issues/6467

[AndreasKubasa]

• Company: AwesomeTechStack
• Product: Website Technology Stack Analyzer
• Link: https://awesometechstack.com
• Impression/Suggestion:
  When using Vue.js in production for enterprise applications or websites, there is no way around Nuxt.js. And with our tool, awesometechstack, we see that Nuxt.js has always the best technology score among all other websites.

But, I have some suggestions.

1. Optimizations for crawlers: We are using the new fetch function extensively. But we are missing a really helpful functionality.
   There should be a general setting to use static content, low code, and fetch on server when a request to nuxt service is coming from a crawler as the crawler.
2. Automatic component caching: Isnt it possible to enable automatic component caching for static content components? We are using nuxt service with vuetify, and the time to first byte is really poor, so having the best possible performance with nuxt service (not generate) would be nice.

[javag97]

• Company/Organization: Cal Poly Corporation
• Product/Project: Marketing Olympic Prequalifier Pentathlon
• Link: https://www.usapm.calpolycorporation.org/
• Impression/Suggestion:
  note: I'm a complete vue.js newb that wanted to try a sweet SSG.
• the performance + component structure is awesome
• Docs felt light in certain sections. I wish I could be more specific, but I remember using stack overflow to diagnose fairly often compared to reading docs. For example, I thought async was nuxt specific and didn't realize it was just async/await.

Thanks for your hard work! I'm using Nuxt for my portfolio personal site with Prismic!

[willin]

• Company/Organization: @shiwangme
• Product/Project: OSS
• Link: https://retinar.cn/
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • pls take more focus on static generator, thx
  
  

[aminNazarii]

Company/Organization: Arzypto | Tehran
Link: Arzypto.com
Product/Project: landing page and users panel. we work on cryptocurrency deal and trading.

Impression/Suggestion: formerly work with VueJS but At some point in time our system needed improve SEO. after researchs I found NutxtJs that will resolve our problem. Then implemented Arzypto landing page with Nuxt. After while seen the desired result
migrated users panel to Nuxt too. very good structure and performance.
Everything is great. Thanks to the @nuxt team.

[ThomasR]

• Company/Organization: KNIME (The Konstanz Information Miner)
• Product/Project: KNIME Hub; A sharing and learning platform accompanying our open source desktop solution _KNIME Analytics Platform_
• Link: https://hub.knime.com/
• Impression: Outstanding developer experience, great performance, superb customizability. Great job everyone, thank you! We well continue using Nuxt, and are using it for other projects too!
• Suggestions:
  
  
  
  • We struggled getting the Webpack config right, particularly svg loaders in combination with Jest. Improved support for this would be much appreciated
  
  
  • Vue 3 support woud be awesome
  
  

[javag97]

I forgot I did another thing!

• Company/Organization: Myself
• Product/Project: My own portfolio site.
• Link: https://javiergarcia.io
• Impression/Suggestion:
• Loved @nuxt/prismic, though documentation was confusing for me. Ended up just printing the whole @prismic object and cross-referenced with JSON API docs.
• I'm looking to improve my performance, but am not really sure how. Would be happy to share my repo if anyone wants to look.

[maximilianschmid]

Company/Organization: PLANFRED
Product/Project: Revolutionary plan server
Link: https://www.planfred.com
Impression/Suggestion: We really enjoy building on NuxtJS/VueJS. Awesome work, keep on releasing such quality stuff!

[HappyColour]

• Company/Organization: NIU
• Product/Project: NIU Official Global Website
• Link: https://www.niu.com/
• Impression/Suggestion:
• The Nuxt Performances are not enough.
• The score of Google PageSpeed Insights is too low on mobile especially.
• The Lack of Nuxt-I18n official example.
• The community of Nuxt-I18n is not active enough.

I HOPE THE NUXTJS WILL BE BETTER AND BETTER
BEST

[vhoyer]

4. The community of Nuxt-I18n is not active enough

Yeah, I feel it haha, yesterday I couldn't find anyway to properly mock nuxt-i18n on out jest setup, I spent like 5 hours digging through vue-i18n's code trying o understand what was happening, now that you are mentioning, I will try opening a PR to add my finds to the official doc... at the very least, I will write a blog post about it so ppl can find :sweat_smile:

Btw, your link is broken, @HappyColour (cmty's one).

1. The Nuxt Performances are not enough

Also can relate, thought, I think our own company's code had a lot to do with the poor performance of our site.

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Company/Organization: Quero Education
Product/Project: Education related marketplace
Link: (it's a whitelabel project)

• https://querobolsa.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados
• https://www.mundovestibular.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados
• https://www.guiadacarreira.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados

[yorickkooy20]

Company: Commandos - Creative Agency
Project: Frame Offices - Office space
Link: https://www.frameoffices.com/

Impression: About 1,5 year ago we started to trying out building our website's with Nuxt instead of using the Wordpress frontend. We were directly under the impression of Nuxt. Its speeds up our workflow and we finally have the full power to choose our own component structure (instead of wordpress html). And now we builded over more then 10+ NUXT sites. Keep up the work!

[HappyColour]

1. The community of Nuxt-I18n is not active enough

Yeah, I feel it haha, yesterday I couldn't find anyway to properly mock nuxt-i18n on out jest setup, I spent like 5 hours digging through vue-i18n's code trying o understand what was happening, now that you are mentioning, I will try opening a PR to add my finds to the official doc... at the very least, I will write a blog post about it so ppl can find 😅

Btw, your link is broken, @HappyColour (cmty's one).

1. The Nuxt Performances are not enough

Also can relate, thought, I think our own company's code had a lot to do with the poor performance of our site.

Company/Organization: Quero Education
Product/Project: Education related marketplace
Link: (it's a whitelabel project)

• https://querobolsa.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados
• https://www.mundovestibular.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados
• https://www.guiadacarreira.com.br/busca-cursos/resultados

Thx

mentioning

Thx for your reply. I'm so sorry my link is broken.
Maybe the issue is no longer maintained i created.

[7architect]

• Company/Organization: Zebrains
• Product/Project: AkBars bank webapp
• Link: https://www.akbars.ru
• Impression/Suggestion: We are generally happy, we use Next in almost many of our projects! We are very much looking forward to the beta version with Vue 3

[tobidsn]

• Company/Organization: Saga Digital Studio
• Product/Project: SAGA Digital Official Website
• Link: https://www.saga.id/
• Impression/Suggestion: We just launched a new official website with NuxtJS. Nuxt made quick progress with simple setup and fast development.

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[surfinzap]

Company/Organization:
Typopo

Product/Project:
Fix frequent microtypography errors in multiple languages. Write neat texts without bothering about typography rules. Typopo works for English, German, Slovak, Czech and Rusyn language.

Link:
typopo.org

Impression:
I’ve used Nuxt both for the web and for the app. My decision to go with Nuxt was a desire to learn Vue and the fact that Nuxt offers scaffolding for the web + SSR option to cope with SEO. As a hobby developer, I had no difficulties learning the basics. What I was struggling with, was the integration of client-based 3rd party plugins (e.g. cookieconsent or masonry) so they work with server-based logic.
Anyway, I’m looking forward to use Nuxt for other projects, keep up the great work!

[matamune94]

Company/Organization: Snowboxs Group
Product/Project: Movies Official Website
Link: https://zerophim.com
Impression/Suggestion: Run with nuxt, element, and firebase. nuxt really good and fast build, A best of choise for year.

[bissolli]

• Company/Organization: ChatFood
• Product/Project: Saas product
• Link: https://www.chatfood.io
• Impression/Suggestion: We've recently migrated one of our projects from a Vue SPA to Nuxt with SSR and it's being amazing! The support to TypeScript has increased our code quality a lot and the SSR out of the box reduced our headache in an incredible way.

The project we use Nuxt is optimised for mobile since its meant to be loaded inside of in-app browsers and website widget only - so on desktop it might look weird =)
https://order.chatfood.io/healthy-bites

[joelbqz]

I recently saw bershka.com is using Nuxt

[calvinxie001]

• 公司/组织名称：华盛通
• 产品/项目名称：华盛通官网 (hstong official website)
• 链接：https://www.hstong.com/quotes/
• 意见/建议：I have used nuxt.js for some pages of our website. I think it is pretty good and easy to make a website which both have seo and used vue.js . But，it takes no effect on SEO . it looks like Reptile robot doesn't access the website to collect it. Could you tell me how to solve this @clarkdo

[amdp]

• Company/Organization: Cooperacy
• Product/Project: Cooperacy
• Link: https://cooperacy.org
• Impression/Suggestion: Great work, very nice structure, most of the problems we have come from availability of data coming from api calls while loading the pages. Fetch/Async/Middleware/Vuex and new fetch still show a quite mysterious behavior

[jbty]

• Company/Organization: Flame App (freelance developer)
• Product/Project: Emy Biscuits
• Link: https://emybiscuits.fr/
• Impression/Suggestion: Nuxt is really amazing for jamstack, can't wait to see view 3 support! I think it would be a really good idea to have an official plugin to optimize images like with gatsby or next.

[dell-mic]

• Company/Organization: Me as a solo/indie dev 🙃
• Product/Project: insidertrades.info
• Link: https://www.insidertrades.info/
• Impression/Suggestion: I am really enjoying the productivity and the developer experience as a single developer working on a full-stack project 🙂
  

[LuXDAmore]

Company: Illimity Bank
Product: Main website for our customer IT Auction
Link: Annunci Industriali
Impressions:

• 🔥 Easy to use and install, for intern too;
• 🔥 Great examples;
• 🔥 Incredible documentation;
• 🔥 Modules and plugins are awesome.

Suggestions:

• ❄ Need more tools to debug the server-part of Nuxt (ex. for memory leak issues);
• ❄ Slow in TTFB w/ huge html (fixed with: nuxt-prune-html);
• ❄ Lack of "howTo" examples for multi-app.

[stefanoschrs]

• Company/Organization: Skillfill
• Product/Project: Landing Page
• Link: https://skillfill.ai/
• Impression/Suggestion:
  
  
  
  • Very good documentation
  
  
  • Really easy to use and develop, especially the part with the routing and middlewares
  
  
  • The main issue we are having is the static performance, it seems to have a big penalty from PageSpeed although everything is done according to the documents.