Alex Lichter • 12/29/2018

Selectively enable SSR or SPA mode in a Nuxt.js 2 app

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This technical article explains how to selectively disable server-side rendering (SSR) in a Nuxt.js 2 app for specific pages (like a member area) while keeping it for SEO-critical pages. It details the internal Nuxt source code logic and provides a practical implementation using serverMiddleware to set SPA mode based on URL paths.

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