The underlying framework of the canopas website is vue.js.

To get the benefits of easy-to-implement server-side rendering, improved meta tags, and SEO management, we recently migrated our website to Nuxt.js.

For large-scale applications, migrating from Vue.js to Nuxt.js can be a complex and challenging attempt.

But don’t worry...

This blog post will guide you through the process of migrating a large Vue.js application to Nuxt.js. We will cover all the possible topics to help you tackle this migration.

Table of contents

1. Directory structure changes
   • Pages and components
   • Error pages
   • Other files
2. Add dependency modules
3. Replace Icons
4. Convert to Composition API
   • Initialize variables
   • Data fetching
   • Methods and other hooks
5. Meta Properties
6. Add global scope of dependencies
7. Images and other media
8. Conclusion

With careful planning and an understanding of the key steps, you can successfully migrate to Nuxt.js, resulting in a web application that stands out in terms of performance, user experience, and developer productivity.

Migrating your large applications from Vue.js to Nuxt.js can be a game-changer for your development workflow.

Take advantage of the opportunity to level up your development skills and projects. For further insights, tips, and expert guidance, visit to Canopas Blog.

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