Alex Lichter • 1/11/2019

My take on using Nuxt 2 with an API

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This article explores three common methods for integrating a custom-built API with the Nuxt.js 2 framework: using serverMiddleware, using Nuxt programmatically within another Node.js server, and working with a standalone API. The author provides their personal recommendations on which approach to use for different project sizes, from small static sites to medium-sized applications with server-side rendering.

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