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Nuxt 3's routeRules lets you prerender the blog, add stale-while-revalidate caching to the homepage, and keep account pages fully dynamic — one config, one deployment.
A diagnostic workflow for Nuxt 3 hydration mismatches: recognize the warning, isolate the component, map the four common causes to targeted fixes, and know when to escalate.
Learn how Vue Storefront’s Nuxt integration pre‑renders the first product page, uses ISR for cache invalidation, and hydrates pagination state on the client. Includes a concrete example, trade‑offs, and a checklist to keep your catalog fresh and SEO‑friendly.
Nuxt 3's routeRules let you pick SSR, static, SWR, or SPA rendering per route in one app. A worked e-commerce example, verification steps, and honest trade-offs.
Use Nuxt 3 route rules to assign SSR, SSG, ISR, or SWR to each page, balancing speed, freshness and security. This guide walks through requirements, design, trust boundaries, checks, and failure modes.
Learn how to spot, diagnose, and fix Nuxt 3 SSR hydration mismatches when using the useFetch composable.
Vue Storefront’s storefront never calls your commerce backend directly — a separate middleware server holds credentials and normalizes APIs. Here’s how the layer works, with a real config, an extension example, and the mistakes to avoid.
Most Nuxt SSR data bugs come from useAsyncData options nobody consciously chose. Here's how to decide between server and client fetching, work the cache deliberately, and verify the result in a production preview.
Learn how to configure a single Vue Storefront 2.x instance to serve multiple store views with distinct locales, currencies and catalogs.