This issue covers Vue's Suspense component for handling async rendering, NuxtHub's multi-vendor support, and updates to the Nuxt Module Author Guide. It also features interviews with Nuxt creators about the framework's evolution and future direction.
👉🏻 When working with data fetching, async components, or delayed UI loading, Vue developers often run into flickering interfaces, hydration issues, or mismatched loading states.
👉🏻 Vue Suspense solves this by giving you full control over asynchronous rendering with built-in placeholders, fallbacks, transitions, and error boundaries.
👉🏻 Sébastien Chopin, author of Nuxt and founder of NuxtLabs dives deep into how Nuxt was born, why Nitro exists, and where the Vue & Nuxt ecosystem is heading next.
👉🏻 Daniel Roe, Nuxt Core Team Lead, sits down to share his journey from everyday Nuxt user to maintaining the framework at scale and what it’s really like to guide a global open-source project.
👉🏻 37signals uses vanilla CSS without build tools in its applications by using modern CSS features like custom properties, nesting, and the :has() selector, resulting in simpler, more maintainable code.
👉🏻 The project works behind the scenes hard on both v6.0 and v7.0.
👉🏻 v6.0 is going to be the final JavaScript-based release and act as a stepping stone to the native Go port (v7.0) which is already shaping up to be some 10x faster.
