A Better Approach To Data Fetching In Nuxt? 

I actually create nuxtjs tutorial on my channel would add more soon

Thanks, yeah i agree! I assume that if you're watching this video you'd have some familiarity with these concepts. But if not, i feel Nuxt is pretty intuitive to allow you to have little knowledge and still understand. I also have videos on most of these concepts as well :)

@@JohnKomarnicki Yeah totally agree. And I've been here for a while and I could assume I watched most of your videos. Love your content, man. Btw I have some concern regarding using useFetch for client side api data fetching. I know it's recommended, acc to docs, to use $fetch instead but what if I wanted to get the benefits of using useFetch. Nuxt do warn "Component is already mounted, use $fetch instead.". What do you think regarding that? I pass that 'server: false' to useFetch but still the warning persists.

I appreciate that!

As you mentioned, Nuxt has universal rendering. The initial page load will happen on the server and then after that it’s client side. This approach just helps provide a better user experience after the app has been loaded initially. UseFetch handles fetching the data on the server and then it passes that data to the client without refetching when the app hydrates.

@@JohnKomarnicki Thanks!

it is possible to have server routes and actions it is a complete full stack framework

@@devflo Yeah I know, I mean he should make a video on those, as a project

@@madukomablessed4712 okay, he has a few projects but not sure he has one where he used the full nuxt