Why I'm Building Nuxt Charts

If you've spent time in both the React and Vue ecosystems, especially when building data-intensive applications, you might have noticed that the React world seems spoiled for choice when it comes to sleek, modern, and easy-to-integrate charting libraries. As a developer primarily working with Vue and Nuxt, I feel this gap is much larger than it should be. We need more sleek chart designs and other ways to visualize data effectively. Think of Tremor Labs; we all want to use it, but we can't. To create more options that combine great aesthetics with a smooth developer experience, I've created Nuxt Charts, a wrapper around vue-chrts—as a way to create beautiful charts in seconds. Nuxt Charts:

Apr 18, 2025 - 15:01

If you've spent time in both the React and Vue ecosystems, especially when building data-intensive applications, you might have noticed that the React world seems spoiled for choice when it comes to sleek, modern, and easy-to-integrate charting libraries.

As a developer primarily working with Vue and Nuxt, I feel this gap is much larger than it should be. We need more sleek chart designs and other ways to visualize data effectively. Think of Tremor Labs; we all want to use it, but we can't.

To create more options that combine great aesthetics with a smooth developer experience, I've created Nuxt Charts, a wrapper around vue-chrts—as a way to create beautiful charts in seconds.