devtools VS cloudinary

The (devtools)[https://devtools.nuxt.com/] I want to talk about shortly are the (Nuxt)[https://nuxt.com/] devtools which are I would say by a landslide the best devtools out there. You don't need to trust me, just try it out, get a basic nuxt app running, open devtools, go to modules, add tailwind, maybe add an API route and play around with the dev tools a bit. I'm pretty confident in saying that it's the best experience out there in JS land, and belive it or not, the plan is to make it vue/nuxt agnostic, so it might become something react, svelte etc devs would enjoy in the future

Nuxt DevTool Github

Nuxt 3 got released a few months ago but the tool I was the most curious about remained unreleased. Until now! Today, the Nuxt team has announced the release of Nuxt DevTools! The previous version of Nuxt didn't have the dedicated devtools specifically for Nuxt so I was even more curious. The tool is still in beta but it's ready to test with the freshly released Nuxt 3.2 and I have to tell you something: it's absolutely gorgeous!

And many many more! Check out the documentation for more examples! 🚀

If you like the experience, do not forget to star the project on GitHub - https://github.com/nuxt-modules/cloudinary

To see the official documentation, head to https://cloudinary.nuxtjs.org:

Nicely done! By following these simple steps, you have integrated Cloudinary into your Nuxt application. Now, you can start delivering performant and optimized images to your users! Let us know here or in the module repository about new features that you would like us to add to the module :)