Nuxt 3: From Zero to Hero by Daniel Roe: Vue.js Nation 2022

Daniel Roe is a Nuxt Core Team member, with expertise in building a tech stack or infrastructure strategy, developing and building a tech team and a passion for communication and the user perspective, making sure that tech serves a useful purpose.
He's a key contributor to the Vue.js and Nuxt.js ecosystems and is involved in consultancy with companies around the world, particularly around JAMstack, serverless and software architecture. He's based in the North East of England where he lives with his family, three cats, and a dog.
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[@0x3333]

Hi! Nice video! Which alias or app is this http one you use in the terminal?

[@noalbalint839]

wondering this as well!

[@Qexia]

@@noalbalint839 HTTPie apparently

[@berliangur]

Thx! Where can I find github repo?

[@cindrmon]

hi! im quite confused to how server routes are actually implemented. because on the nuxt 3 docs, you need to have an `export default defineEventHandler((event) => {});`, on another tutorial, you import `IncomingMessage` and `ServerResponse` from `h3` and do `export default (request: IncomingMessage, response: Server Response) => {}`, and on your tutorial, you import `defineHandle` from the same package and do `export default defineHandle((req, res) => {});`. which of the three should be used for server routes when nuxt 3 is released?

[@devhus4745]

I believe that defineEventHandler is a wrapper made by Nitro's team for wrapping defineHandle function, and if my guess is right that will make both can do the same thing but you should use defineEventHandler all the time because if H3 library for some reason updated the way how you use defineHandle you will not have to do any changes to your code, Nitro team will do these changes for you in the wrapper function.

[@alexsecond3746]

can i use nuxt3 in production?

[@ralphmarvin6781]

What's the name of extension suggesting the code for you?

[@jesserijke1359]

github copilot

[@ChrisWi88]

What's the vscode theme?