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Avoid making this mistake in your code as it may cause issues in the future. Make sure to use the correct tool for the job to keep your code simple, easy to debug, maintainable, and efficient.
For more insights, check out my explanation here (same page, just in a comment).
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If you need help with integrating Quasar with Nuxt, you can refer to this GitHub issue: https://github.com/NickHurst/nuxt-quasar/issues/15
You can also seek assistance on the Quasar forum:
It seems Quasar may not be designed for seamless integration with Nuxt, as it has its own unique functionality.
Another approach could be starting with a Vue app, adding Quasar components, and later migrating to Nuxt. While this method may be cumbersome, it is feasible. However, it's worth noting that this integration is not commonly practiced, judging from the limited information available on this scenario.
You may also reach out to Bence Szalai for assistance: https://github.com/NickHurst/nuxt-quasar/issues/7#issuecomment-683255301
Feel free to send him a message on Twitter.
Alternatively, you could consider using the Nuxt module to see how it performs, despite potential lack of updates on the project. Alternatively, using the CDN approach is also an option, albeit with its limitations.
Ultimately, consider whether integrating Quasar with Nuxt serves a practical purpose, as Nuxt and Vuetify components may offer similar functionalities for your needs.