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This year I rebuilt my personal blog (briancaffey.github.io) with Nuxt.js, the @nuxt/content headless git-based CMS and TailwindCSS. It is statically generated with Nuxt's full-static mode and has been really enjoyable to work with. I have also learned a lot more about SEO and how Nuxt helps improve Vue applications' SEO. I have also been working a lot with Django and Vue.js applications where Django serves as an API to a Vue.js SPA. This combination of technologies works well for a lot of use cases, but it falls short in SEO. Nuxt also provides a great way to organize large Vue.js projects which I have been finding very helpful. For these reasons, combining Django and Nuxt has been something that I have wanted to try for a while, so this article will share some of my experiences in recent efforts to build with these two frameworks. I took detailed notes of each step of the project setup starting from an empty repository, and I put together a diagram of my understanding of how data flows in the application.
Lastly I want to mention that there are some great resources in the nuxt-community/awesome-nuxt GitHub repo. There's one project that really stood out to me when I searched for "django" projects in the README, and that project is called baserow.io (repo: https://gitlab.com/bramw/baserow). Please check this repo our if you are interested in Django and Nuxt. This company is building an open source no-code database, similar to Airtable which I have worked with before.