Julien Huang

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A new milestone! @vitest.dev hit 20 million mark 🎉 Took us 4 years since the first closed 0.0.0 release on December 3d, 2021 😄

GitHub - nuxt/hints: Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! - nuxt/hints

Hello there 👋
I’m excited to announce the first alpha release of @nuxt/hints — a Nuxt module that gives actionable performance insights right inside your project.
At runtime, in your devtools! 🚀

🔗 github.com/nuxt/hints

Back home after #jsPolandConf !

I had a great time there talking about third parties, meeting people and I was honoured to receive an jsAward for my work in open-source !

Huge thanks to @ngkalbarczyk.bsky.social and all the organisers of JS Poland !
Can't wait to be back for another one !

Building an MCP Server for Nuxt · Nuxt Blog How we built the Nuxt MCP server to enable AI assistants to access our documentation through structured data and composable tools.

Introducing Nuxt MCP 🤖

Discover how we built it and learn how to use it.

nuxt.com/blog/buildi...

Huge thanks to @jacobandrewsky.bsky.social , @atinux.com , @mini-ghost.bsky.social and @danielroe.dev for their incredible contributions to this project ! Can’t wait to see more people get involved! 😄

Looking forward to see how this grows and helps improve Nuxt websites everywhere!

GitHub - nuxt/hints: Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! Nuxt module that shows hints for aspects of your application such as Performance, A11Y, Security, and more! - nuxt/hints

Hello there 👋
I’m excited to announce the first alpha release of @nuxt/hints — a Nuxt module that gives actionable performance insights right inside your project.
At runtime, in your devtools! 🚀

🔗 github.com/nuxt/hints

GitHub - nuxt/governance: Nuxt Project Governance Nuxt Project Governance. Contribute to nuxt/governance development by creating an account on GitHub.

this is worth saying:

nuxt is an independent open source project and not directed or owned by any company.

check out github.com/nuxt/governa... for specifics.

you can see the companies which sponsor the project financially on OpenCollective and GitHub Sponsors.

Going after OSS projects that are openly governed isn't going to do what you want it to. Vercel makes its money from its hosting platform and paid products. OSS is not a paid product and while contributes goodwill doesn't directly impact the bottomline. And these project's reach well exceed Vercel.

Same here, I’ll speak about Nuxt. I don’t post often, but this is a bit worrying in my opinion.
Some do get funding from Vercel, but Nuxt is neither owned nor controlled by Vercel. Nuxt and the Nuxt team remain independent, community first and with a public governance model.

Looking for an amazing engineer who is also a great open source contributor and @nuxt.com team member?

Then be quick and hit up Julien! 👀

🔥 this is a phenomenal opportunity - hire julien!

Already into the future 😎... Wait what year is it again?

Getting ready for @pragvue.com 25 !

Hello there! 👋

I’m looking for my next role in software engineering.

I’d love to make an impact on developer experience, where my open-source and Nuxt team member experience can really make a difference.

Open to frontend, backend, tooling or DX roles, remote or near Paris !

So sorry for you and your family's loss Daniel 😭

🙋 does anyone know about any interesting full-stack/frontend roles, which ideally would benefit from significant nuxt expertise?

asking on behalf of a very talented developer ...

Announcing Nuxt 4.0 · Nuxt Blog Nuxt 4.0 is here! A thoughtful evolution focused on developer experience, with better project organization, smarter data fetching, and improved type safety.

Nuxt 4.0 is here at last … and it's all about DX ✨

🗂️ app/ directory for better organisation
🔄 smarter data fetching
⚡️ a faster CLI with socket communication
🔧 improved TypeScript integration

... and a smooth upgrade experience. 💚

👉 nuxt.com/blog/v4

DejaVue Episode 061 thumbnail inspired by Jim Halperts "The Pyramid" speech in the office. Daniel Roe in white formal clothes showing a black triangle, while Alex, Sebastien and Michael watch at the bottom.

And the episode is out! Listen now to @danielroe.dev and @atinux.com explaining what impact the @nuxtlabs.com acquisition of @vercel.com has

* For you as developer
* For the @nuxt.com framework
* For the community
* For the folks who worked at NuxtLabs before
* and more

**This will bring clarity**

I'm thrilled to share this news! I'm genuinely happy to see the teams coming together on this exciting new journey.

I believe this collabo will go a long way in bridging the once-distinct communities — Vue/React, Nuxt/Next, Vite/Turbopack — having closer collaboration and better resource sharing

I have full confidence in all of them, as they hold open-source values close to their heart.

For those concerned about Nuxt and Nitro’s independence: rest assured. Vercel is commited to Open-Source and both projects will remain under the MIT license, continue to operate independently, with open governance and a public roadmap. The best example is how @svelte.dev remained independent.

Congrats to @atinux.com , @pi0.io , @danielroe.dev , @antfu.me and the entire @nuxtlabs.com team on joining @vercel.com !

It’s truly exciting to see four members of the Nuxt Core Team joining Vercel — a move that will help make open source more sustainable for them.

We are joining forces with Vercel ✨

Nuxt stays MIT-licensed. The roadmap stays public. The community stays at the center. 💚

it's beautiful isn't it ?

Nuxt 4 fluffy cake

@nuxt.com 4 soon™
Here's a fluffy cake while waiting for 4.0.0

What do you mean "nonsense" ?

@danielroe.dev just delivered an emotional rollercoaster wrapped in syllables.
No. a lyrical masterpiece.
No! a divine download from the pastry gods themselves, sent to reveal the truth to us !

B would probably make `defineEventHandler` less customizable (as a maintainer) if you want to modify its type in the future. 🤔

Why not putting this into an option object ?

I personally prefer the first and last one.

Roadmap to v4 · Nuxt Blog We have some exciting news about the roadmap to Nuxt 4, including a new timeline and what to expect in the next few weeks.

we are delighted to announce that nuxt v4 alpha ships TODAY! 🎉

... and we're aiming for a stable release of v4 by the end of the month.

(nuxt v5 will come later this year once nitro v3 is ready)

👉 you can read the full article at nuxt.com/blog/roadma...

and alpha 1 is OUT! 🎉🎉🎉

not sure how much sleep there will be over the rest of the month 😆

(there's so much work still to do)

... but I could not be happier