Pooya Parsa 🦋

I created Nuxt after being inspired by @rauchg article when he first released Next.js back in 2016. I am truly excited to join his team at @vercel and start open sourcing all of work in the following month 🤍

The best part: Moving this @nitrojsdev application to Vercel took ~5 minutes. And looooook at the right per-route observability, right out of the box in Pooya's thread. 😍

I'm here waiting for my next sponsors 🥲 github.com/sponsors/unnoq

It’s here. Add nitro-graphql to your app and witness not just Nitro, but GraphQL itself level up—auto-typed, hot-reloaded, and unstoppable. ⚡️ Feel the power: github.com/productdevbook…

Nuxt 4.0 is here at last … and it's all about DX ✨ 🗂️ app/ directory for better organisation 🔄 smarter data fetching ⚡️ a faster CLI with socket communication 🔧 improved TypeScript integration ... and a smooth upgrade experience. 💚 nuxt.com/blog/v4

This is huge!

🌳 rou3 is a fast router used by H3 but also open to be used for anything! github.com/h3js/rou3

I'm thrilled to share this news! I'm genuinely happy to see the teams coming together on this exciting new journey. I believe this collaboration will go a long way in bridging the once-distinct communities — Vue and React, Nuxt and Next, Vite and Turbopack, etc — encouraging…

Congrats to @Atinux and team! As an investor in @nuxtlabs, I have witnessed how the team has upheld the open source spirit and remained deeply committed to refining the developer experience. I also understand the challenges they have faced in building a sustainable business…

💯 If you are using MacOS, give it a try!

Vercel now supports Nitro applications, a backend toolkit for building web servers, with zero-configuration. Nitro powers frameworks like Nuxt.js, TanStack Start, and SolidStart. vercel.com/changelog/zero…

Come speak at ViteConf! 👀