Can Nuxt Make Great Mobile Apps?
summary
Shows that Nuxt plus Capacitor can produce a real camera app with manual controls: a Nuxt app compiled to mobile via Capacitor, hot reload in a browser or on device, and native features accessed through Capacitor plugins. When existing plugins lack APIs, a custom capacitor-camera2 plugin written in Java using Android Camera2 supplies ISO/shutter/aperture, thumbnails, EXIF and picture‑in‑picture. Ionic (via Next Ionic) provides platform‑adaptive UI; only a small native surface is needed so most work stays in Nuxt.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Mobile apps with Nuxt
- 3:55Motivation for camera app
- 8:52Nuxt with Capacitor
- 15:33Custom Capacitor plugins
- 19:47Ionic for Nuxt UI
- 21:35Can Nuxt make great apps?
- 24:03Q&A: Performance
- 26:11Q&A: Stability and watch apps
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