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Nuxt provides front-end developers with a default structure that makes setting up applications easier, as well as making use of plugins to add extra functionality; Vue offers vue-notifications which allows them to quickly register notifications in page components.
Nuxt offers server-side rendering (SSR) using the defineEventHandler() method within a page’s script> tag, providing additional performance improvements when your site utilizes many API calls. For more information regarding SSR in Nuxt please see this guide.
Middleware is code that runs before each request is cached, providing an effective way of personalizing static pages. Middleware modules should be deployed via a module installed into /server/middleware directory; an ideal middleware might read data from or add data to request context such as checking authentication or inspecting parameters, headers or URL.
To enable SSR on a webpage, specify API endpoints using the srr=True option in its script> tag. Route middleware running asynchronously within CDN Edge Workers reduces latency for visitors and latency can be reduced further through SSR handlers for responding to events like OAuth callbacks and webhook responses – for help getting started see Nuxt’s SSR guide.