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Build a Server Rendered Vue.js App with Nuxt and Vuex

  1. 1
    Setup a "Hello World" Server-Rendered Vue.js Application with the Vue-CLI and Nuxt
    2m 21s
  2. 2
    Manage Vue.js State with Vuex and Nuxt
    2m 3s
  3. 3
    Update Vuex State with Mutations and MapMutations in Vue.js
    1m 49s
  4. 4
    Add CSS Libraries to Nuxt
    1m 25s
  5. 5
    Add Arrays of Data to the Vuex Store and Display Them in Vue.js Templates
    1m 33s
  6. 6
    Load Data from APIs with Nuxt and Vuex
    2m 16s
  7. 7
    Understand the Flash of Unstyled Content in Nuxt
    52s
  8. 8
    Handle Load Errors in Nuxt with Alternate Data, Redirect, or Error Layout
    3m 50s
  9. 9
    Navigate with nuxt-link and Customize isClient Behavior in Nuxt and Vue.js
    2m 56s
  10. 10
    Build a Navigation Component in Vue.js and Use in a Nuxt Layout
    4m 8s
  11. 11
    Build a Vue.js Form then use Vuex Actions to Post to an API in Nuxt
    5m 25s
  12. 12
    Use Vuex Actions to Delete Data from APIs in Nuxt and Vue.js
    3m 41s
  13. 13
    Update State with Vuex Actions in Nuxt.js
    2m 34s
  14. 14
    Display Vuex Data Differently in Each Page of Nuxt and Vue.js
    2m 55s

Understand the Flash of Unstyled Content in Nuxt

John Lindquist
InstructorJohn Lindquist
  • vue
    Vue.js
  • nuxt
    Nuxt.js

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You'll notice soon after working with Nuxt that you'll begin to see your styles flash in during each page load. This is due to the development mode of Nuxt where it injects the styles into the page after the initial page render. You can rest assured that when you use nuxt build, your styles will render before the page loads.

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