Add Next.js and Nuxt.js app guides to community section #472
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Pull request overview
Adds two additional community guide links to help users build native mobile apps with Capacitor using Next.js and Nuxt.js, expanding framework coverage in the documentation’s Community Guides section.
Changes:
- Added a community guide link for building a native mobile app with Next.js + Capacitor.
- Added a community guide link for building a native mobile app with Nuxt + Capacitor.
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Include guides for building native mobile apps using Capacitor with Next.js and Nuxt.js in the community section.