Alex Lichter • 9/26/2023

Dynamically enable SSR or SPA mode in a Nuxt 3 app

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This technical article provides a detailed guide for Nuxt 3 developers on selectively enabling SSR or SPA mode. It covers three solutions: using `routeRules` in the Nuxt config, leveraging the experimental `x-nuxt-no-ssr` header, and implementing a custom Nitro middleware, moving beyond the basic `<ClientOnly>` component for page-level control.

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