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The path to becoming a great software developer is paved with practice, practice, and more practice. This tutorial on building an e-commerce store with Nuxt.js offers you an opportunity to hone your development skills, d...
Following the success of my previous series, 'Building a Simple CRM with Vue,' I'm energized by the enthusiastic response and eager to embark on a fresh journey with all of you. In this new series, we'll delve into the r...
In our previous post, we laid the groundwork for our e-commerce project, discussing its structure, design considerations, and the technologies we'll employ. Now, it's time to bring our plan to life. Our journey begins wi...
In today's article, we're diving deeper into the enhancement of our e-commerce store with Nuxt.js. Fonts play a crucial role in shaping the identity and user experience of a website, making them a key component of any su...
We established the fundamental layout structure for our e-commerce store in our previous article. However, without necessary elements like the Header and Footer, our trip wouldn't be complete. We'll configure these cruci...
We continue building our E-commerce platform with Nuxt.js. In a previous article, we finished with the main layout, header, and footer, so in this article, we will jump into crafting HTML/CSS templates for our pages like...
In this article, we will talk about the Pinia store for Nuxt.js projects. We already built the main pages for our e-commerce store and are ready to populate our project with functionality, but first, we need to...
In our previous article, we finished creating our e-commerce store main pages, and now it's time to move further and add some dynamic elements like modals and notifications. First of all modal window, will be useful for ...
Finally, interesting stuff, after we finish with UI we can move to implementing the main functionality. So in this article, we will talk about fetching data from the server and storing it in the Pinia storage, also we wi...
Today we will make one more step in our creating e-commerce store journey. In our last part, we already added features that fetch and render product data, and now we will add more improvements to our online store. We wil...
As you've seen in the title, in this article we will work on our Checkout page. We will finish with our form, also configure data receiving from the user, and send sale requests to the server. That will be an interesting...
We are making our store more and more user-friendly, and today we will make one more step in our e-commerce store improvement. In previous articles, we have already added pagination, sorting, and filters but they were on...
In this article let's talk about SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) a little bit. Why is SEO important for our e-commerce store? It's simple, we want our store was not only a catalog of products, but we also want users cou...
As we approach the finish line of building our Nuxt.js e-commerce store, we've successfully added all the necessary pages and functionality, as well as implemented meta tags for improved search engine optimization (SEO)....
We did it, we are on the finish line of building our e-commerce store with Nuxt.js. A few important things that we still need to handle are generating pages, setting up a sitemap, and configuring robots.txt. By generatin...
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