hi. I was hoping it became clear through my reasoning in the article. Vue.js in itself is a great framework. Nuxt is on top of it.
There are a few things that makes Nuxt enterprise-grade to me:
opinionated architecture
usage of battle-tested libraries
good support for testing
the fact that it supports Server-Side generated pages make it a big deal to use for example e-commerce sites
active GitHub project, currently it has 24k stars, github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js so it's not a random library that might get abandoned tomorrow
good tooling, Nuxt let's you scaffold project, generate static pages, run tests (sure it's no angular-cli)
As for using it versus some other framework that depends. There are many great choices out there for enterprise frameworks like React, Angular etc. It becomes very subjective which one is the best for your enterprise, depends on what your client wants, what developers you have at your company etc.
hi. I was hoping it became clear through my reasoning in the article. Vue.js in itself is a great framework. Nuxt is on top of it.
There are a few things that makes Nuxt enterprise-grade to me:
As for using it versus some other framework that depends. There are many great choices out there for enterprise frameworks like React, Angular etc. It becomes very subjective which one is the best for your enterprise, depends on what your client wants, what developers you have at your company etc.
Chris, I think you need to correct this
active GitHub project, currently it has 50k users 42k stars, github.com/zeit/next.js/ so it's not a random library that might get abandoned tomorrow
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active GitHub project, currently it has 24k stars, github.com/nuxt/nuxt.js so it's not a random library that might get abandoned tomorrow