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The biggest news this week? @nuxtlabs.com just joined @vercel.com, and honestly, this feels like open source done RIGHT 🎯 The core team (Daniel Roe, Sébastien Chopin, Pooya Parsa, Anthony Fu) gets full-time funding while Nuxt stays independent with MIT license ☕ More in Thread 👇

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9 July 2025

What I love about this move: ✅ Nuxt keeps its independence & open governance ✅ Team gets sustainable funding (finally!) ✅ Nuxt UI Pro going FREE for everyone ✅ Self-hostable Nuxt Studio coming ✅ No vendor lock-in promises This isn't acquisition, it's investment in the ecosystem 🌱

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9 July 2025

The community reaction was mixed (as expected), but Daniel Roe said it perfectly: "Nuxt's independence as a framework is absolutely essential to me, and that's something Vercel have committed to." Competition breeds innovation - even within the same company 💪

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This signals something bigger: we're moving from "one framework to rule them all" to "many frameworks, one platform." Vercel isn't trying to kill Nuxt for Next.js - they're betting devs want choice in tools but consistency in deployment 🚀

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9 July 2025

Also this week: 🔥 @typescriptlang.org 5.9 Beta with import defer 🔥 @deno.land 2.4 brings back bundle command 🔥 @biomejs.dev v2.1 faster scanner 🔥 AI SDK 5 going framework-agnostic 🔥 @devongovett.bsky.social reality check on scope hoisting

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9 July 2025

Vercel supporting diverse framework ecosystems while letting teams keep their autonomy? That's how you do open source investment right 👏 Read the full brew (with way more detail) here: www.weeklybrew.dev/archive/the-...