Components in Markdown Fast, streaming-ready markdown parser with Vue and React component support. Parse Comark content from strings or streams with TypeScript support.

We’ve been evolving Nuxt Content & MDC into Comark.

It's a fast, streaming-ready Markdown parser with renderer for @vuejs.org, @react.dev, @svelte.dev, HTML and even ANSI terminals.

comark.dev

This is really interesting! I had always thought MDC syntax could be valuable beyond just Nuxt.

the heart of open source is human

Very nice! 💚

you're going to be okay 🫂

Deadlines is a minimalist, offline deadline tracker made with Vue by @minch.dev 🧑‍💻 - madewithvuejs.com/deadlines

Meet the Docus AI Assistant

• Activates with a single env var
• Uses MCP to search your docs in real time
• Generates code examples that follow your docs
• Extensible with custom tools

Users arrive with questions, now they get answers, not just pages. More below👇

I analyzed the stacks for all 30 Awwwards SOTY nominees

Here are the top 3 frameworks:

🥇 @vuejs.org / @nuxt.com (13)
🥈 #webflow (6)
🥉 HTML+JS (4)

I'm not surprised to see Vue and Nuxt at the top of the list, but I was not expecting such domination 😮

(more 👇)

for a little bit of context, I build tools for humans for better dx or productivity, and I consider it a creative work, so I am not worried at all about "being replaced by ai"

what I am concerned is the tools' target users. if people no longer care about user-experience but more on "ai-experience"

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Me whenever I see the Nuxt team release something

Thanks for sharing! Might I suggest an updated screenshot 😉

Deadlines is a minimalist, offline deadline tracker made with Vue by @minch.dev 🧑‍💻 - madewithvuejs.com/deadlines

6 months since the @nuxtlabs acquisition by @vercel

Looking back, what's your take on how things have evolved?

Would love to hear your thoughts!

NuxtHub Multi-Vendor is now available · NuxtHub Blog NuxtHub is now available on multiple cloud providers. You can now deploy your NuxtHub project on your own hosting provider.

NuxtHub v0.10 is out with multi-vendor support ✨

Build full-stack Nuxt apps with:
- DB powered by @DrizzleORM (with automated migrations)
- KV powered by unstorage @unjsio
- Blob compatible with @vercel blob, R2 and S3

hub.nuxt.com/changelog/n...

The changed code is a small fraction of an open source contribution. Your commitment to understand the issue, how your proposed solution fits with the project, and be ready to own and push the review process forward is the biggest chunk of the work. Your effort is the contribution, not the code.

Vite 8 Beta: The Rolldown-powered Vite The first beta of Vite 8, powered by Rolldown, is now available. Vite 8 ships significantly faster production builds and unlocks future improvement possibilities. Read more about the migration, new fe...

⚡️ The first Vite 8.0 beta is here!

- Powered by Rolldown, bringing significantly faster production builds and more consistency
- New features such as tsconfig paths or emitDecoratorMetadata support
- Bumping browser targets aligned with Baseline Widely Available

Read more in our announcement post!

Vibe coding.

Clean 👌.

The Nuxt module starter should be structured as a monorepo this way. It makes sense as you'll also likely have the docs and a playground.

You can just ship MCP servers in your Nuxt app! 🚀

Introducing the @nuxt.com MCP Toolkit, set up multiple handlers, define tools, and more, all without any config.. Expose your app's capabilities globally with any LLM.

Check it out: mcp-toolkit.nuxt.dev

🤯

just found this lol

It's here!

GitHub - nuxt/hints: Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! - nuxt/hints

Hello there 👋
I’m excited to announce the first alpha release of @nuxt/hints — a Nuxt module that gives actionable performance insights right inside your project.
At runtime, in your devtools! 🚀

🔗 github.com/nuxt/hints

I knew the frontend was originally in Vue. It's cool they started using Nuxt now 😊

It’s a personal nickname I chose to use as my online alias.

Note to self: Read the docs!

Event-Driven Agents in Action | Docker Learn how to build an event-driven agentic application, without needing a chat interface, by leveraging Docker MCP Server and Mastra!

@docker.com has some pretty cool AI features 🤔

being busy isn’t a personality.

→ usenothing.com

👀 indeed

Spent a long time trying to set up trusted publishing with GitHub Actions for a couple of my packages. Finally got it working and turns out all I needed to do was make sure I’m using the latest npm version in my workflow 😬