We have come a long way. In this chapter, you learned about the architecture, core concepts, module structures, and form handling in Vuex stores. At this point, you should know that a Vuex store simply relates to state (or data) centralization and management with some enforced rules that you must comply with. So, for any state property that you may have in your store, the correct way of accessing it is by computing it in the computed property in your components. If you want to change the value of the state property, you must mutate it through mutations, which must be synchronous. If you want to make asynchronous calls to mutate the state, then you must use actions to commit the mutations by dispatching the actions in your components.
You have also learned that creating a store in Nuxt apps is easier and simpler than in Vue apps because Vuex is preinstalled on Nuxt by default. Also, in Nuxt, you do not need to assemble modules and all their methods manually because they are done...
