vue-lazy-hydration
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maoberlehner
Improved integration in meta frameworks like Nuxt.js and Gridsome
- Work on https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues/9847
- Fix potential a11y issues https://github.com/maoberlehner/vue-lazy-hydration/issues/11
- Improve performance by better integration in Vue.js and its meta frameworks.
Hey, @maoberlehner. I'm happy to share Chrome is donating $2,000 to support vue-lazy-hydration's goals around improving support for meta-frameworks like Nuxt and fixing https://github.com/vuejs/vue/issues/9847 🎉 We think this project's goals align well with helping reduce the impact of hydration on user interactivity.
Great work so far! We hope this helps!
~ signed Addy, @stubbornella and @spanicker
Hello @maoberlehner,
I just opened a pull request to fix this issue: https://github.com/vuejs/vue/pull/10794
Hope this helps :)
@jeanphilippeds this is amazing! I was already investigating how we can work with this in Nuxt.js and Gridsome, but unfortunately, I currently can't give this my full attention. All the more reason I appreciate your help!
I'm just worried about the fact that there was no Vue release since March, I'm wondering if we will have to wait for Vue 3 :/
@maoberlehner I forked vue-server-renderer and it's working great on my Nuxt project :)
@jeanphilippeds Not really sure what you mean. Did you manage to get lazy-hydration to work with nuxt? I would like this too. Is there a way to work around waiting for the pull request to get merged?
@jeanphilippeds Can we also use your forked vue-server-renderer to prevent js bundling in our Nuxt projects? Could you give a few instructions how to do so? Thank you! :+1:
@jeanphilippeds It would be great to use your vue-server-renderer until the pull request is processed. I see your changes here https://github.com/jeanphilippeds/vue/commits/add-option-to-render-or-not-async-scripts Are these relevant?
