Progressive Disclosure
by alexander-opalic
A UX pattern that sequences information and actions across a series of stages to reduce complexity and cognitive load.
ux
(18)The UX of Local-First
by eileen-wagner
The tech for local-first has matured but the UX hasn't — four unsolved design challenges stand between us and mainstream adoption, and they require collective agreement, not individual solutions.
rstore
by guillaume-chau
A reactive normalized cache for Vue and Nuxt that unifies query caching, cache normalization, optimistic mutations, form handling, and real-time subscriptions behind a pluggable data source architecture — the missing data layer between Pinia and full sync engines.
Migrating to Nuxt Test Utils v4 and Vitest v4
by alexander-opalic
Nuxt Test Utils v4 requires Vitest v4, a new browser provider package, and careful Vue version alignment to avoid deep DOM type conflicts during typecheck.
antfu/skills
by anthony-fu
A curated skill collection embeds ecosystem expertise directly into AI coding agents—keeping context synchronized with upstream documentation through git submodules.
Building an AI Interface for Your Second Brain
by alexander-opalic
Learn how to build a conversational AI that queries your personal knowledge base using Nuxt, Nuxt Content, and the Anthropic SDK.
Nuxt Skills
by onmax
Portable AI skills bring Nuxt, Vue, and NuxtHub expertise to coding assistants—skills activate based on file context, making agents domain-aware without manual prompting.
Vue Weekly #1 - Jan 03 - Jan 10, 2026
by alexander-opalic
Weekly Vue ecosystem digest
Vue Weekly #2 - Jan 03 - Jan 10, 2026
by alexander-opalic
Vue 3.6 beta with Vapor Mode, Vite 8 with Rolldown bundler, Nuxt Studio goes free and open-source, and Nuxt 3 EOL in 3 weeks.
Vue Weekly #3 - January 4-10, 2026
by alexander-opalic
Vue 3.6.0-beta.2 brings Vapor Mode to beta, NuxtLabs joins Vercel making Nuxt Studio free, and Nuxt 3.16 delivers 32% faster loading.
Nuxt a11y
by nuxt
Real-time accessibility auditing inside Nuxt DevTools catches WCAG violations during development rather than after deployment.
Displaying Excalidraw Diagrams in Nuxt
by alexander-opalic
How I added Excalidraw diagram support to my Nuxt site, including failed attempts at build-time SVG conversion and the simpler solution using Obsidian's auto-export.
It's Hard to Justify Tahoe Icons
by nikita-prokopov
Adding icons to every menu item defeats their purpose—differentiation requires scarcity, and when everything has an icon, nothing stands out.
Superhuman Is Built for Speed
by christina-marfice
Speed is Superhuman's core feature. Every interaction under 100ms feels instantaneous, and the product achieves this through local caching, preloading, and keyboard-first design.
Malleable Software
by ink-and-switch
A research agenda for malleable software—tools that users can adapt to their needs without relying on developers, restoring agency in an era of locked-down applications.
Front-End Engineering is Dead, Long Live Front-End Composability
by nate-b-jones
Traditional front-end engineering (hand-coding pages from Figma designs) is being replaced by composability—designing primitives, schemas, and contracts that let AI, PMs, and designers ship dynamic interfaces without reinventing the wheel.
Securing Nuxt API Routes with Nitro Utils
by kiran-sai-subramanyam-k
Centralizing session validation through a reusable secure handler wrapper eliminates repetitive auth checks and improves maintainability.
Building a Modular Monolith with Nuxt Layers
by alexander-opalic
Nuxt Layers enable modular monolith architecture by enforcing feature boundaries at compile-time—each layer has its own config and components, preventing the coupling and circular dependencies that plague flat folder structures.