Nuxt with multiple websites. Slow development because of compiling.

[thingsneverchange]

Version : Up-to-date version. 2.14.6 (Nuxt)
What I am expecting : Faster development with lots of pages, and components.

What is actually happeening:

I am using Nuxt to run multiple websites with one server. Not sure why no one mentions a big app built by one Nuxt server, but I have 100+ components 200+ pages. Components and pages include logos, SVGs, editors (Qulli & Code mirror), custom helpers, admin pages, and etc... I may, and will add more to this pile of assets as I am willing to open another website on this Nuxt app.

With all those resources, I have a 20mb+ vendor script that loads on my dev server. Not to mention the compile is slow, but the load time is slow too. The initial 'run dev' takes about 40s /client & 5s /server to compile the files, but when you save the code, and the hot reloads runs it takes 3-4s for client, and 1-2s for server.( I tested a basic .vue page without anything in template.) I did some tunings to reduce the vender script, and the size reduced to 7mb, but the hot reload compile is still slow (babel-loader seems to take long during the hot reload compile).

I am not exactly sure if it was the same thing when I started Nuxt, and added the first page to the app, but I remember it was fairly slow compared to Vue cli. Is this expected? Would there be anything I can do to reduce the time, so I can develop as fast as it allows?

Thanks for reading!
Just so you know I have no issues on the production build, and I am really happy with it. Keep up the good work! :)

[thingsneverchange]

Maybe this is not a bug. I am closing this issue as it looks like Nuxt compiles at the almost equivalent speed even on the initial state of the project. I guess it's an expected behavior with all these modules built in Nuxt, specifially Nuxt SSR, but I heard a bit more about Vue Vite that accelerates the development speed I am not sure if this is a thing now for Nuxt at the current level of development. I will definitely continue using Nuxt. Thanks anyways for the hard work.