Frontend Developer specialized in Nuxt

Frameworks

Nuxt 3

Vue 3

Nuxt 3 is my go-to framework for building dynamic and visually appealing websites that combine functionality and aesthetic design.
My first contact with Nuxt dates back to 2018 when I migrated my craft beer e-commerce from Angular JS. I decided switching to Vue ecosystem due to its simplicity and the way that it enforces separation of concerns, resulting in a cleaner code. Nuxt was a no-brainer in order to overcome all the SEO problems and limitations that Angular JS had back then, as well as for its ability to generate static and SSR pages.
Since then I have been using Nuxt in my jobs and personal projects, building two different component libraries and doing a full site migration from an Express.js server and a Nuxt 2 frontend to a full Nuxt 3 site.

CSS

BEMIT

Tailwind CSS

As a big advocate of Tailwind, I love its simplicity and its scalability. Said so, there are cases where a bunch of tailwind classes can make the code less clear and introduce a big cognitive load.
That’s where BEMIT shines, as it gives you an opinionated CSS structure where everything is easy to locate. BEMIT is an extension of BEM, where classes are named according to each function, ordered by specificity and following the atomic design principles—where Tailwind fits perfectly. This structure allows Nuxt projects to be more predictable and easier to navigate, scale and maintain while keeping the CSS bundle to its minimum size.

CMS and integrations

Strapi

NodeJS

Stripe

Storybook

I started using Strapi in 2019, as I needed a headless CMS that I could customize and extend with new functionalities. Strapi was my choice for its reliability and ease of use. As it is based in Node, its integration with Nuxt projects is seamless, and features like webhooks and GraphQl make it a powerful tool for building e-commerce sites.
I have also worked with Storybook for building and showcasing component libraries and testing components in isolation. Finally, Stripe is my preferred solution for handling payments in e-commerce sites as it offers a wide range of payment providers and a simple and reliable API.

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