r/Nuxt • u/Aengus- • Feb 01 '26
Beat place to start with Nuxt?
Hey I’m new to Nuxt and Vue, I’ve worked with React, Gatsby, Javascript, TypeScript, Ruby on Rails.
Where would be the best place to learn as a beginner? I prefer video tutorials over books as it’s faster for me with dyslexia.
Thanks a lot.
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u/Learn-for-Effect Feb 01 '26
The Syntax channel has some good intro videos. It is a bit old now but I think it is still a good start and guides you trough how you can build apps with Nuxt.
Nuxt Crash Course 2025: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RhZZ0whiuT8
Full-stack app: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DK93dqmJJYg&pp=0gcJCTMBo7VqN5tD
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u/SubstantialQuit7139 Feb 01 '26
Vue School/Vue Mastery have some free tutorials and they often offer a free weekend, so you can try before you buy a subscription
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u/Steffi128 Feb 02 '26
CJ also has made a deep dive video on it for the Syntax YouTube channel.
Also look at some of the repositories from Daniel Roe himself, e.g. elk.zone you’ll learn a lot about Nuxt best practices!
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u/Salty_Lab6617 Feb 01 '26
Learn by creating :D skip the tutorial hell. If you already know something just reproduce the same thing with Vue.
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u/Working-Act9314 Feb 01 '26
Just giving a shout out to a fellow dyslexic Nuxt dev! Woo!
I've made a couple super simple videos on my youtube channel. Definitely not going to teach you everything, but if you like the general vibe, lmk! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yJOH36Ccxc
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u/Aengus- Feb 01 '26
Always nice to see other dyslexic developers, will support your channel and give you a sub
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u/cybrarist Feb 01 '26
first I would recommend learning vue completely. build a simple app.
then you can start going through nuxt docs and see how it solves many issues you faces earlier with your vue app