How can I develop an MVP quickly with Vue?
If you want to build an MVP quickly, the last thing you need is a complicated setup that takes days to get right. You need a simple yet flexible solution that will scale nicely and an ecosystem full of tools that can boost the efficiency of any dev team working on your digital product.
Vue is this kind of solution – not only will your team be able to bootstrap the application fast, but your developers also won’t need to spend much time on optimisations to make your app performant, so you don’t need to worry that your MVP won’t be finished on time due to some technical caveats.
How can I build a static page and add some extra features later on?
Nuxt.js comes in handy here – especially if your project requires SSR. Both small and large projects can benefit from Nuxt.js because it simplifies the process of project bootstrapping, offers sensible defaults and eventually takes a lot of things off your plate.
You can easily start with a simple landing page and, because it’s built on top of Vue, you can add more pages and features gradually. This means that you no longer have to choose between a static SEO-friendly page and an SPA.
How can I build a single page application that's also SEO-friendly?
SPAs are not optimal regarding SEO to begin with. However, there are some widely adopted patterns and solutions that can help you build an SEO-friendly SPA. One of them is SSR, which stands for Server Side Rendering. This means that the page, instead of generating HTML in the users’ browser, will do it on the server even before the content is delivered to the user.
Vue provides a great official guide for SSR that covers the whole topic in-depth, but if you just need SSR and don’t feel like having to worry about extra setup, the recommended way is to use the Nuxt.js framework we mentioned a few times before.
Not only will you get SSR out-of-the-box, but it also has you covered if, for some reason, SSR seems like too much and you only need to generate a few static pages based on your application’s output.