Has anyone already dived into development with Nuxt 3?

Question

Vue.js

Tell me, advise.
At the beginning of the year, a new project will be developed (in terms of volume, such a normal CRM system). It is clear that it is logical to use Vue3, but the question is about Nuxt. I've been digging for a couple of days, my father-in-law. It is clear that it is on the beta, but it’s completely damp, there are no plugins (modules).

Tell me, someone already plunged into working with Nuxt3. What problems can I face if I start working with her now?

Answer 1

You will collect all the problems and fill up all the deadlines. :)
I faced the same question, I looked - it was very, very raw, I was extremely disappointed.
You can’t drag it into production, it falls on every sneeze, and almost always without a clear opportunity to understand what went wrong.
Moreover, after the release, there was a feeling that "now everything will be finished quickly" (because the release was already postponed for half a year), but the dynamics show that the next six months is unlikely, or even a year.
And in general, there is a feeling that they are too fanatically trying to simplify everything and hang it with magic, they have gone somewhere in the wrong place.
Any sugar is cool, but it should be optional and hung on top of an already finished, working system, and there half of the issue is the fight against the problems that they themselves came up with in pursuit of "we want to write one line here - and then it all by itself."
But there are no alternatives, so for now Nuxt 2, perhaps Nuxt Bridge, but even then you need to look.
Another question - why do you need SSR for CRM? For the muzzle, you can also make a pre-render, and everything that is behind authorization - who cares at all whether there is server rendering there or not?

Answer 2

I tried a simple Nuxt3 + Vite + Windi project two weeks ago. SPA really liked it with useFetch and useState, but there was no production build generation, so I had to rewrite it a second time to SSR to upload it to vercel and appengine, netlify could not be deployed.
Video here: https://youtu.be/dzhTfac54U4

Answer 3

NuxtJS seems to have server rendering as its main purpose, although it can only render on the client side. If you have CRM then why do you need server rendering? You can, in theory, use pure VueJS, focusing only on it.