There are so many benefits to building static sites such as security and cost, for example. Although static sites sound so boring and lifeless they are in fact far from it. Thanks to amazing API's and web hooks you can do so much. Need some data? That is where Hasura comes in. Hasura is an open source engine that connects your databases and auto-generates a production ready GraphQL backend, meaning as a frontend developer you don't need any backend skills to create your own API. With Nuxt.js you can easily call your graphQL endpoint and use event triggers to regenerate your static site on content change. Yes, you can do all that with static sites and more.

If you're a frontend developer working with eCommerce software you know very well that it's usually not sunshine and rainbows.

We started Vue Storefront 3 years ago as a small Open Source project aiming to bring back some joy to this nightmare. Today it's the biggest product in its category in the world winning with giants like Adobe with almost 200 live shops including top world brands... and it's still free and Open Source for everyone!

At the beginning of this year, we decided to do a full rewrite with Nuxt and Composition API to make our APIs even better. We knew that it will bring a lot of improvements but the final result was far beyond our expectations!

If you're curious how Composition API let us migrate from a huge Vue monolith to a set of domain-oriented independent packages, why we don't need Vuex anymore, and what challenges we faced while combining Composition API with Nuxt be sure to watch this talk! I will share a lot of examples and ideas for the creative usage of Composition API and tell you…

Sébastien Chopin, creator of Nuxt.js will explain the current state of Nuxt 2, the roadmap for Nuxt 3 and what to expect.