Going Static in a Dynamic World with Hasura and Nuxt.js
summary
Shows how to build a static Nuxt site that fetches live data from Hasura + GraphQL endpoint, uses a lightweight HTTP plugin (no Apollo), and embeds queries via asyncData so pages generate at build time. Uses Nuxt Full Static target plus the new crawler and live preview (preview=true) to produce per-page payload JS cache, and wires Hasura event triggers to a Netlify build hook so content edits regenerate only payloads (seconds not minutes).
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Agenda
- 1:17Nuxt.js
- 4:21How static sites work
- 10:12Hasura and GraphQL
- 18:27Build hooks & trigger with Netlify deployment
- 22:24Nuxt.js full static
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