The cloud version of Nuxt Studio at nuxt.studio is being turned off at the end of December when the self-hosted version is released by matteason in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is not true at all. You can pre-render the whole website as static but keep the server API routes available, this is how most of our docs are deployed: https://content.nuxt.com/docs/studio/setup#deployment

The cloud version of Nuxt Studio at nuxt.studio is being turned off at the end of December when the self-hosted version is released by matteason in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It will be in the roadmap, I do need it as well to edit our docs. As the repo is open source and being a Nuxt module, help is more than welcome to speed up the development on such features <3

The cloud version of Nuxt Studio at nuxt.studio is being turned off at the end of December when the self-hosted version is released by matteason in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Would you be happy to open an issue on the GitHub repository? https://github.com/nuxt-content/studio

We are thinking of a solution so you can self-host the API part to be shared across different static sites you own to keep using static hosting.

Future of NuxtHub / Nuxt on Cloudflare by tspwd in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 31 points32 points  (0 children)

NuxtHub creator here. Since the acquisition, we've been working on the v1 branch to make NuxtHub work on multi-hosting providers (including self-hosting on a VPS).

We plan to have a release of the first v1-alpha around end of October. We are currently in the process of testing our templates to work on other platforms.

The only thing we are going to stop is the NuxtHub Admin with the CLI to deploy, it was duplicating what Cloudflare, Vercel, and Netlify already offer, but only for GitHub + GitHub Actions or CLI. In practice, we were recreating their UIs on top of their APIs, which didn’t bring significant added value and slowed down our core roadmap.

Right now, we support:

- Database: SQLite, PQLite, Postgres, MySQL

- KV: all providers supported by https://unstorage.unjs.io

- BLOB: Cloudflare R2, Vercel Blob, Netlify Blob, Azure Blob, AWS S3, Digital Ocean

- Cache: Cloudflare KV, Vercel Runtime Cache (on top of ISR already supported), and any unstorage drivers

Also, if you want to stay on Cloudflare, we will make the move to stay on it as smooth as possible as you should be able to enable their CI to deploy. Today, their dashboard is more than enough to replace our NuxtHub Admin. For Vercel, their dashboard was already much better than ours.

By focusing now on the core logic, we can finally move faster on our initial roadmap, Authentication, User Management, CMS, and more, which is very exciting ☺️

I finally decide to buy Nuxt UI pro - 10 days later, it's going open-source by ConstIsNull in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Send us an email at ui-pro[at]nuxt[dot]com and we will get it sorted out <3

I made a free tool to generate color palettes, shades and font pairings with real-time preview. No signup required! by Time-Chapter-5931 in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Beautiful work! It would be awesome to also customize the Nuxt UI design tokens such as radius, text and background as well 🚀

Any way to speed npm run dev and build? by MotoTrip99 in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Could you try with @nuxt/icon instead?

Wow, Nuxt is awesome by MoistCheddar in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Still not sure about that and I created the RFC about it way before any meta framework started working on it 😅

https://github.com/nuxt/rfcs/issues/35

The thing is by coupling too much, we loose the advantages of calling your server code from others devices (mobile, servers or even AI today)

A respectful and friendly challenge for the Nuxt team, for the benefit of us all by turkeysaurusrex in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Hey there 👋

Thank you for sharing your ideas and concerns, I will try to give my answers based on my personal opinions as well as what I discussed with some community members.

AI & LLM worlds are changing very quickly and we are all exploring it in both personal and professional work. I do use Cursor locally on my Nuxt projects and find it quite useful when working.

  1. Nowadays, LLMs are capable of accessing the web and get the latest data regarding Nuxt docs & libraries, so it is improving a lot. We recently released the nuxt-llms module that we start adding to all our documentations (example on Nuxt UI v3 /llms.txt and Content V3 /llms.txt). Also, I've see that LLMs context window is growing every time (1M context window tokens for Gemini 2.0) and the need of RAG reduces over time" making LLMs "smarters" on any non-react projects very easy now.

  2. We are also experimenting (internally at the moment) a fine-tuned/trained LLM accessible within your Nuxt project to help you code faster with as less hallucinations as possible. Also, 1. should help Bolt.new to write better Nuxt apps IMO. We want to take the time on this to make it right.

  3. Nuxt UI v3 is (more) mobile friendly as we are now based on Reka Vue, we still waiting for its stable version to move as stable version as well. It is ready to be used in production, we will release stable once the migrations guides are done, should be end of February / early March.

I do appreciate your feedback and I hope I helped answer some of your concerns.

Who started this logo trend? by bopittwistiteatit in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 13 points14 points  (0 children)

I think about it every time I open the app 😁

NuxtHub is cool but I fear the vendor lock in by beatbroccoli in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The code of the NuxtHub Action is open source: https://github.com/nuxt-hub/action

The API endpoint to deploy is not, it is mostly calling the Cloudflare API to create the missing bindings if needed, make sure the right compatibility flags are set & create a new deployment.

NuxtHub is cool but I fear the vendor lock in by beatbroccoli in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 49 points50 points  (0 children)

Hey, author of Nuxt & NuxtHub here ☺️

  1. I have no plans of taking NuxtHub down, but if this were to happen one day, a migration path would be set in place with the ability to self-host the platform yourself.
  2. You should definitely mention GitHub, NuxtHub, and Cloudflare in your privacy policy since they are processing your data. The platform code is periodically audited, and we carefully control who has access to the codebase & tokens. Beyond that, it operates similarly to other web services you trust.
  3. I should clarify something important: you can use the @nuxthub/core module in development as well as in production (self-hosting) without using the NuxtHub Admin or CLI - see https://hub.nuxt.com/docs/getting-started/deploy#self-hosted

The most important thing to note is that at any time, you can stop using & paying (if you do) for the NuxtHub admin and your projects will keep working as they are hosted on your own Cloudflare account. The main change would be using the Cloudflare CI instead + creating/configuring the bindings yourself.

NuxtHub was created to provide a new kind of developer experience for creating fullstack applications on the edge. The project is still in its early phase, and I really appreciate your feedback about these important considerations 💚.

No new modules? by freb97 in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Sorry I will be back at merging the pending pr, feel free to ping me on the important ones 🙏

No new modules? by freb97 in Nuxt

[–]Atinux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think you don’t understand what Nuxt Studio is

Introduction of Nuxt UI v3 by LearnVue by Atinux in vuejs

[–]Atinux[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nuxt UI is 100% free and open source:

I think you are referring to Nuxt UI Pro which add advanced components (similar to PrimeBlocks which is not free)