​​If you work, study, or are curious about the world of the frontend; you must have heard a lot about Next.js in the last few months. I imagine you’re wondering, is it just another hype? Will this technology die in a month? You may still don’t know why people are using it.

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#React #NextJS

​​As someone who loves cutting-edge technology, I choose to build my first SaaS with a modern tech stack. With the rise of JAMStack and serverless architecture, I created PostMage with Next JS static generation for the frontend and the Node.js backend deployed to AWS.

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#AWS #React #TypeScript #NextJS

​​Jamstack is out for a while. For most of us (developers) statically pre-rendered React websites are no wonder: page routing in the browser, “blazing-fast” (as they usually call it) experience, etc.

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#CMS #NextJS #React #NodeJS

​​Next.js is a well-known React framework. It’s been around for a few years now. It allows you to create feature-rich React applications without compromising performance and SEO. Remix was created to solve the same issues, but with a different approach. I’ve had a chance to work with it recently, here are my thoughts about these two contenders.

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#React #Remix #NextJS

​​This paper outlines the NextJs application’s high-level architecture design, which is organized into several sections

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#NextJS #React

​​Next.js is a JavaScript framework that is built on top of React, a popular library for building user interfaces. This means that you can use React to build your app, and Next.js provides additional tools and features to make the process easier.

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#SSR #NextJS #React

​​This past week, the Vercel team posted a major announcement on their blog about the release of Next.js 13.4. To provide more context about why this is such an important release, we need to understand how the Vercel team handles releases to the public. Next.js 13 introduced new many new features, but most of them have remained in alpha & beta, even though they were included in the major release.

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#NextJS #React

​​Learn how to organize your Next.js project using a feature-driven structure with the new App Router, allowing for greater flexibility and efficiency in development.

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#React #NextJS

​​In the digital age, metadata plays a vital role in how information is organized, accessed, and understood. It’s the invisible framework that supports every web page, allowing search engines to index content and users to find what they’re looking for. Today, we are going to discuss the concept of metadata in the context of Next.js, a popular React framework.

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#NextJS #React

​​The introduction of the Pages Router took center stage with the release of Next.js 11. This routing mechanism quickly became the primary means of creating routes within Next.js applications. However, as the framework’s user base expanded, so did the complexity of the interfaces that developers aimed to construct.

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#NextJS #React