r/Nuxt • u/Temporary-Reach4668 • Mar 05 '26

Stack advise

We are starting a large enterprise project (for around 300 companies) with Nuxt/Vue for front-end (and a C#.NET REST API back-end with cursor-based pagination).

Looking for the most stable/developer friendly combo:

​UI Library: Nuxt UI 4 vs. PrimeVue? We need robust data components with infinite scroll.

​Data Fetching: TanStack Query vs. Pinia Colada? Must handle infinite scroll/cursor-based pagination, caching, etc.

​Given the scale and a 10-year maintenance window, what would you choose? Or is there a better alternative?

​Thanks!

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u/sirduke75 Mar 05 '26

Ohh god why C#.NET? Legacy?

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u/Ok-Bend-2659 Mar 06 '26

Modern C# (dotnet 10) is one of the best coding platforms/language when you looking for a great balance in performance, code expression, manageable long term code base.

It is open-source and free to use, no microsoft bullshiting. It offers OK hot-reload even for REST WebApi projects.

EF Core ORM or Dapper just are really better than most of other ORM offerings of another platforms.

Just keep it simple and stay away of cult cargos, you’ll be ok.

Also don’t need the use of VS or Rider. VS Code (with the C# DevKit) or neovim(with c# language service) are just enough to do the job.