Weekly Vue News #224

Self-Hosted Nuxt Studio, URL-Driven State, and AI-Era TypeScript

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Hi 👋

This week's newsletter highlights key developments in the Vue and Nuxt ecosystem, including a comprehensive beginner's tutorial for Vue.js, the self-hosted alpha release of Nuxt Studio, and practical guides on data fetching strategies in Nuxt applications.

Enjoy this issue and have a lovely week ☀️

Vue

📹 Learn Vue.js – Tutorial for Beginners

👉🏻 Learn Vue as you build real projects, dive into its core features, and create dynamic, reusable, and reactive apps with ease.

🛠️ Vue Data UI

👉🏻 There’s a lot packed into this suite of components, including basic chart types through to donuts, sparklines, world views, stacks, heatmaps, word clouds, and more.

Nuxt

📕 Data fetching in Nuxt

👉🏻 A cohesive look Nuxt's data fetching tools, within the context of Nuxt's render lifecycle.

📕 Nuxt - Workflow

👉🏻 You can now "use workflow" with Nuxt.

📹 Nuxt Studio can be selfhosted now

👉🏻 The Nuxt Studio Alpha is out and we can self-host the CMS now.

🛠️ eslint-plugin-nuxt-layer

👉🏻 ESLint plugin for Nuxt 4 projects that use a layered folder layout.

👉🏻 Enforce architectural boundaries between layers with configurable import rules.

🛠️ Nuxt Hints

👉🏻 A Nuxt module that provides real-time feedback on your application's performance, accessibility, and security right in your browser.

Launch Your Nuxt App in Minutes - Not Weeks I built this starter kit because I kept rewriting the same boilerplate for every new Nuxt project.

📅 Events

Vue.js Amsterdam (12-13 March 2026, Amsterdam, Netherlands)

Vueconf US (19-21 May 2026, Atlanta, USA)

MadVue (22 May 2026, Madrid, Spain)

💬 Quote of the week

🧑🏻‍💻 In Other News

📕 Your URL Is Your State

👉🏻 URLs can be used as first-class state containers in web apps. They provide inherent benefits like shareability, bookmarkability, and browser history support, making web apps more resilient and predictable.

📕 TypeScript’s rise in the AI era

👉🏻 TypeScript became the most-used language on GitHub in 2025, surpassing JavaScript and Python, with over a million new developers contributing (a 66% year-over-year increase).

📕 How to Build with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and Deploy to Coolify

👉🏻 How to offload a resource-intensive build process using GitHub Actions or GitLab CI and deploy the resulting Docker image to Coolify.

🛠️ wavesurfer.js

👉🏻 An interactive JavaScript library for rendering audio waveforms and enabling playback in web applications.

🛠️ image-dimensions

👉🏻 A zero-dependency way to get the pixel width and height of JPEG, PNG/APNG, GIF, WebP, AVIF and HEIF images in any modern JavaScript environment.

😂 Fun

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