Alex Lichter • 9/9/2018

Nuxt 2 on Brotli

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This technical article provides a step-by-step tutorial for adding Brotli compression (with GZIP fallback) to a Nuxt.js 2 application. It explains the benefits of Brotli over GZIP, details how to swap the default compression middleware, and covers important compatibility notes and troubleshooting for server-side rendered (SSR) Nuxt projects.

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