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You can find the source code for the tutorial on Eddie’s Github. If you want to learn more about DataStax and Astra DB, sign up for a free Astra DB account and then head over to the DataStax’s Developer Youtube Channel to see all the things you can do with these technologies. To learn about the other technologies mentioned here, just check out the resources we’ve provided below.
NuxtJS is a framework for creating VueJS applications. It was first released in 2016 to build upon applications that use VueJS. NuxtJS handles the server-side and client-side distribution so you can focus just on the application development.
Astra DB uses Stargate APIs so you can interact with data using GraphQL, CassandraQL, REST, or Document API.
In his tutorial, Eddie shows you how to do it in less than an hour using NuxtJS with VuetifyJS for the frontend, NestJS to create RESTful APIs, and DataStax’s Astra DB for the cloud database service. Also, you’ll use Github Copilot as your AI-powered pair programmer.
In his tutorial, Eddie shows you how to do it in less than an hour using NuxtJS with VuetifyJS for the frontend, NestJS to create RESTful APIs, and DataStax’s Astra DB for the cloud database service. Also, you’ll use Github Copilot as your AI-powered pair programmer.
NestJS is a framework developed to rapidly build server-side applications. NestJS is built from NodeJS and ExpressJS and uses progressive JavaScript. It fully supports TypeScript and combines principles of: