Benchmark: Next.js 15 vs. Nuxt 4.0: Build Time for 50+ Route Vue 4.0 Applications Build time is a critical metric for large-scale frontend applications, directly impacting developer productivity and CI/CD pipeline efficiency. This benchmark compares production build times for 50+ route Vue 4.0 applications built with Next.js 15 and Nuxt 4.0, two leading meta-frameworks for modern web development. Test Setup All tests were run on a consistent environment to ensure parity: Hardware: Apple M3 Max (14-core CPU, 30-core GPU), 64GB unified RAM, macOS Sonoma 14.5 Runtime: Node.js v22.6.0, npm v10.8.2 Framework Versions: Next.js 15.0.0 (React 19.0.0, Webpack 5.91.0), Nuxt 4.0.0 (Vue 4.0.0, Vite 5.4.0) Application Configuration: 55 total routes (50 static, 5 dynamic /[id] routes), each route includes a shared header/footer, 3 reusable child components, a simulated data fetch from a local JSON endpoint, and scoped CSS styling. Equivalent logic and component complexity were maintained across both implementations.…