Choosing Per‑Route Rendering Modes in Nuxt 3 with Route Rules
Learn how to use Nuxt 3 Route Rules to serve SSR, SSG, or CSR per route, improve FCP and SEO, and avoid common pitfalls.
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Learn how to use Nuxt 3 Route Rules to serve SSR, SSG, or CSR per route, improve FCP and SEO, and avoid common pitfalls.
Nuxt routeRules in nuxt.config let you control SSR, SSG, CSR, SWR, and ISR per route without editing page components. Learn the mechanism, a worked example, and verification steps.
Nuxt 3 route rules let you declare prerendering, SSR, and caching per route in nuxt.config.ts. Learn how to choose a strategy, verify the build output, and avoid stale-cache surprises.
Nuxt routeRules let you assign different rendering strategies to individual routes via glob patterns in nuxt.config, enabling hybrid rendering within one app.
Learn how to assign SSR, static, SWR, ISR, or SPA strategies to individual routes in Nuxt 3 using route rules for fine‑grained performance and SEO control.
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.
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 use Nuxt 3 routeRules to implement hybrid rendering. Configure SSR, SSG, SPA, and ISR per route to optimize performance, SEO, and server load.