In this chapter, you learned how to install Nuxt with create-nuxt-app, and how to install it from scratch, and about the default directories installed by the Nuxt scaffolding tool. You also learned how to use the nuxt.config.js file to customize your app. Lastly, you learned to understand how assets work in Nuxt and the difference between using webpack and the /static/ folder for assets serving.
In the upcoming chapter, you will learn how to install custom UI frameworks, libraries, and tools, such as Zurb Foundation, Motion UI, jQuery UI, and Less CSS for your app. You will write some basic code to style your index page and add some animations to it. You will also start using some of the directories we have just covered in this chapter, such as the /assets/, /plugins/, and /pages/ directories, to develop your Nuxt app.
