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Converting an existing Vue.js app to use Nuxt.js SSR can vary in difficulty based on factors such as app complexity, codebase size, and familiarity with Nuxt.js. Here are some general factors to consider:

Familiarity with Nuxt.js: If you already have experience with Nuxt.js, the conversion process may be easier. However, if you are new to Nuxt.js, you may need to spend time learning the framework, which can increase the complexity and time required for the conversion.
App complexity: The complexity of the app can impact the difficulty of the conversion process. Apps with complex routing, data fetching, and extensive component hierarchy may require more effort to convert to SSR.
Codebase size: Larger codebases often require more time and effort to implement SSR. This is because you might need to refactor and modify multiple components, pages, and data fetching logic to work with Nuxt.js SSR.
Dependencies and external integrations: If your app relies heavily on external dependencies or integrations, you may need to ensure that they are compatible and work seamlessly with Nuxt.js SSR. This can add additional complexity to the conversion process.

Overall, Nuxt.js is designed to simplify the process of implementing SSR in Vue.js apps. It provides many built-in features and conventions that make it easier to transition from a client-side Vue.js app to a server-side rendered Nuxt.js app.

The actual time and effort required to convert an existing Vue.js app to Nuxt.js SSR can vary widely depending on the specific app's complexity and the developer's experience with Nuxt.js. It is recommended to assess your app's requirements, allocate appropriate resources, and consult with experienced Nuxt.js developers to get a more accurate estimation of the conversion's difficulty.

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