In this chapter, we have covered Vue form validation with v-model on the various form inputs. You have learned basic and dynamic value binding, and how to use modifiers to change the default input event and typecast. You also have learned to use the vee-validate plugin to make the validation easier. Finally, we managed to apply these to the Nuxt app.
In the next chapter, we are going to explore how to add a server-side framework in Nuxt apps. You will learn to create a simple API with Koa and integrate it with Nuxt, and request the API data using asyncData with the HTTP client, Axios. Also, you will be introduced to a minimalistic build system based on webpack, called Backpack, which will simplify the custom webpack configuration that we have been using for the single-file component Vue apps. You will learn how to use this build system in Nuxt apps, too. So, stay tuned!
