Nuxt

We were really excited when Strapi released a new update a few weeks ago that included internationalisation! This post will show you the basics of creating an internationalised site using Strapi and Nuxt.

This is part two in our series on how to create a JAMStack e-commerce site with Nuxt 3, Strapi 4 and Snipcart. We will build out the site’s structure, layout and any components we need in the process.

This series of articles will show you how to build a JAMStack e-commerce shop using the latest tech; Nuxt 3 for the front-end, Strapi 4 for the CMS backend, and Snipcart to power the e-commerce.

Every little helps when trying to get your content noticed on social media, and having an eye-catching sharing image could be the difference between getting someone passing you by or someone clicking through. This post will guide you by creating dynamic social sharing images unique to each page/post using Firebase cloud functions, Cloudinary and Nuxt.

This is part three in our series on how to create a JAMStack e-commerce site with Nuxt 3, Strapi 4 and Snipcart. In this post, we will pull through the products from Strapi with Nuxt and style them to match the designs.

This is part four in our series on how to create a JAMStack e-commerce site with Nuxt 3, Strapi 4 and Snipcart. We will line all the dots up and connect our shop to Snipcart.