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πŸš€ Exploring Upgrading to Nuxt 3

Hey there, tech enthusiasts! Ever heard of Torah Live? We're on a mission to revolutionize Jewish education by making Torah subjects relatable and entertaining for kids and teens through videos, games, comics, and challenges. Intrigued? Let's delve into why we decided to upgrade from Nuxt 2 to Nuxt 3 and the amazing benefits it brought!

At Torah Live, we're all about staying ahead of the curve. When Vue 2 was nearing its end-of-life and we encountered performance issues, we knew it was time for a change. Vue 2's inability to cache computed values on the server side caused significant performance bottlenecks, leading us to manually memoize hashtables to mitigate the issue. With Nuxt 3, this problem is a thing of the past, thanks to its improved architecture and performance optimizations.

Picture this: hours spent grappling with performance hiccups in Vue 2, manually memoizing hashtables, and crossing our fingers for smoother sailing. Then, Vue 3 swoops in like a superhero, addressing our woes and streamlining our development process. πŸ¦Έβ€β™‚οΈ

In a nutshell, upgrading to Nuxt 3 was a no-brainer for us at Torah Live. Stick around for more tales from our migration journey and the magic we uncovered along the way!

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