Vue.js SPAs look great but fail at the one thing that matters: being found on Google. Here's how Nuxt static generation fixed it for a real project.
You built a beautiful Vue.js SPA. Smooth transitions. Reactive components. Elegant code.
Then you launched it ... aaaaand Google ignored it.
The problem isn't your code. It's that Googlebot doesn't run JavaScript the way a browser does. Your carefully crafted SPA delivers an empty <div id="app"> to crawlers. No content, no headings, no links.
If Google can't read it, nobody finds it.
The Problem: JavaScript-Framed Content Is Invisible
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