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Vue SSR Performance Tuning in Nuxt Applications

Maxim Mironjuk - April 04, 2025

Server side rendering solves the problem of an empty initial HTML, but shifts the bottleneck to the server render itself. SSR performance tuning in Nuxt means deliberately lowering Time to First Byte, data fetching waterfalls, payload size and hydration cost, instead of just toggling SSR on and off.

Vue.js Design Patterns

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Renderless Components and Headless Patterns in Vue.js

Maxim Mironjuk - April 04, 2025

A component that manages logic and renders HTML at the same time is barely reusable. Renderless Components and Headless Patterns in Vue.js solve this problem: the logic lives in a composable or a renderless component, and the consumer takes full ownership of the presentation via a scoped slot or template.

JavaScript Vue.js

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Vue with Capacitor: Native Mobile Apps From One Codebase

Maxim Mironjuk - March 30, 2025

Vue Capacitor connects an existing Vue application to a native runtime without splitting the codebase apart. Camera, geolocation, push notifications, and filesystem access are reached through one unified JavaScript API, while the app ships as a real iOS and Android binary to each store.

Vue.js Web Performance

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Using SSR, SSG and Hybrid Rendering in Nuxt the Right Way

Maxim Mironjuk - March 27, 2025

Nuxt 3 offers server side rendering, static site generation, incremental static regeneration and hybrid rendering, all in one framework. Anyone who does not know the differences between the modes gives away performance and SEO potential. This article explains all rendering modes with concrete route rule configurations and typical pitfalls.

Vue.js Design Patterns

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Module Federation in Vue Apps: Shared Dependencies

Maxim Mironjuk - March 25, 2025

Module federation loads Vue components in the browser from separately deployed applications, instead of bundling them at build time. This enables independent deployments across team boundaries, but requires a deliberate strategy for shared dependencies, version conflicts and fallbacks when a remote is unreachable.

Vue.js Testing/E2E

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Component Testing with Cypress for Vue: Setup, Mocking, and Practice

Maxim Mironjuk - March 18, 2025

Component Testing with Cypress closes the gap between isolated unit tests and slow end to end runs. Vue components are actually mounted in the browser, with a real DOM, real events, and controllable network calls, without booting up the entire application.

Magento Vue.js

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Vue Checkout Flow Patterns: Steps, Validation and Abandonment Handling

Maxim Mironjuk - March 17, 2025

A Vue checkout flow directly determines the conversion rate of a Magento shop. Teams that cleanly separate steps, validation and abandonment tracking prevent users from bouncing right before purchase completion because of unclear error messages or lost progress.

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Debugging Nuxt Hydration Mismatches Systematically

Maxim Mironjuk - February 24, 2025

A Nuxt hydration mismatch usually shows up as a cryptic console warning that rarely points directly to the cause. With a fixed debugging order, from interpreting the warning through common causes like date and randomness to ClientOnly and v-if as tools, every hydration mismatch can be found systematically instead of by chance.

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Realtime in Vue: Comparing WebSocket, SSE and Polling

Maxim Mironjuk - February 18, 2025

Realtime features in Vue.js are more than an open WebSocket. Teams that do not deliberately choose between WebSocket, Server-Sent Events and polling either build too much infrastructure or take on unnecessary network load. This article walks through all three strategies with clean composables, lifecycle handling and concrete recommendations for when to use each.

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Documenting Vue Components with Storybook

Maxim Mironjuk - February 14, 2025

Component documentation that nobody reads is wasted time. Storybook makes Vue components interactively explorable, for developers, designers, and QA teams alike, generated directly from the source code.