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daniel r(ooooooh) in nyc 🇺🇸
@danielroe.dev
Netlify@netlify.com

The launch of the new @netlify/nuxt module empowers users & agents with the features of the Netlify dev environment right in Nuxt's CLI -- no separate CLI required ✨ Check out our new guide by @philippeserhal.com & get started today! developers.netlify.com/guides/run-s...

developers.netlify.comRun serverless functions, storage, and more natively in Nuxt dev | Netlify DevelopersLearn how to power up your Nuxt app local development and enable AI agents to get actionable feedback by emulating the full Netlify platform in your dev server
Philippe Serhal
@philippeserhal.com

We (Netlify) didn't mean to imply that! You can definitely use nuxt/nitro server routes or write your own Netlify Functions and/or Edge Functions — or mix and match any of these. Can you share which docs you were reading? We'll make sure to update them to be clearer. Thanks!

Fraser McTaggart
@mctweb.co.uk

Hi Philippe. I was reading here: developers.netlify.com/guides/run-s... and got the impression that the server dir was replaced by the netlify functions dirs. However I'm glad to hear that isn't the case. Perhaps a little confusing to use both imo

developers.netlify.comRun serverless functions, storage, and more natively in Nuxt dev | Netlify DevelopersLearn how to power up your Nuxt app local development and enable AI agents to get actionable feedback by emulating the full Netlify platform in your dev server