Next.js Introduction
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Next.js is a React framework designed for production that enhances developer experience by offering features like static site generation and server-side rendering. It improves SEO and performance by allowing the server to render the first page load instead of the client, and includes benefits such as easy page routing, API routes, and support for TypeScript and Sass. To effectively use Next.js, familiarity with JavaScript and React concepts like components, JSX, props, state, and hooks is essential.
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Next.js Introduction
- 2. What is Next.js? - Next.js is the React framework for Production. It gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for the production. It enables functionalities such as static site generation and server-side rendering. - Some people call it as a Fullstack React framework.
- 3. Server-side rendering Unlike the traditional React App where the entire application is loaded and rendered on the client. Next.js allows the first page load to be rendered by the server, which is great for SEO and performance.
- 4. Other Next.js benefits - Easy page routing - API route - Static site generation - Middleware and Authentication - Support module styling - TypeScript and Sass supported - Easy deployment
- 5. Optimization in Next.js - Image - Font - Script
- 6. Let’s learn Next.js together!
- 7. What you should know? You should know Javascript as well as React include: - Creating components - Using JSX - Passing Props - Using State - Using Hooks
- 8. 2 Forms of page pre-rendering in Next.js - Static Site Generation - Server Side Rendering