Well done. You have made it this far. It is been quite a journey. In this chapter, we covered JavaScript linters and formatters, notably ESLint, Prettier, and StandardJS for Nuxt apps and also for JavaScript apps in general. You have learned how to install and configure them for your needs and preferences. We also covered the Nuxt commands to deploy Nuxt apps and the options available for hosting the Nuxt app, whether it is a universal SSR app or a static generated site.
In the coming chapter, we will learn how to create an SPA with Nuxt and deploy it to GitHub Pages. You will see the slight difference between traditional SPAs and the SPA in Nuxt (let's called it Nuxt SPA). We will guide you through the process of setting up the SPA development environment in Nuxt, refactoring the universal SSR Nuxt authentication app that you have created in the previous chapters, and turning it into a Nuxt SPA and a static-generated Nuxt SPA. Lastly, you will learn to deploy the static...