What am I missing by not using Nuxt?

I've been reading a lot in this subreddit about Nuxt: how much people like it, how eagerly they are awaiting Vue3 support, etc.

So I wonder what I'm missing. VueMastery has a great free video titled [Why use Nuxt.js?](https://www.vuemastery.com/courses/scaling-vue-with-nuxt-js/why-use-nuxt) It gives these reasons for using Nuxt:

1. Building from scratch is difficult. (Agreed, but not if you use Vue CLI or Quasar CLI.) 2. No standard folder structure. (Agreed, but do I need a whole framework for that?) 3. Routing config can get lengthy. (True, but that' not a top 20 pain-point for me. Is it for you?) 4. No standard way to configure. (I didn't understand the details here. Maybe others can explain?) 5. Not SEO friendly. (Disagree; search engines render client-side web apps nowadays.) 6. Vue apps can load slowly. (Agree, but it's easy to set up code-splitting per route myself.) 7. Difficult to change behavior. (I didn't understand the details here. Maybe others can explain?)

I still feel like I don't get it. Why use a whole framework to solve these problems that aren't that bad to begin with? But I haven't used Nuxt, so I'd love to hear from those of you who have! Why do you use Nuxt?