ReactJs vs NextJs.pdf
- 2. In this article, I am going to compare two of the most popular JavaScript libraries: ReactJs, and NextJs. What are the benefits, drawbacks and which one is the best for all your projects? Let's find out! When it comes to choosing a JavaScript library for your web development project, there are many factors to consider. Two of the most popular options are ReactJS and NextJS. So, which one is the best? First, let's take a look at ReactJs. React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It was created by Facebook and released in 2013.
- 4. Intro to NextJs ● Now let's take a look at NextJs. NextJs is an open-source framework based on ReactJS that allows you to create server-rendered or statically exported react apps easily. It was created by Zeit, who also created Now - a cloud platform for serverless deployments (more on that later). ● NextJS is a React framework that runs on Node. It includes all the necessary infrastructure to build server-side rendered apps with React. With NextJS, you can write both browser-based and server-based apps with the same codebase. ● NextJs includes features such as automatic code, splitting, server-side rendering (SSR), and pre-fetching by default. This results in a smaller bundle size and faster page load times, which are important for search engine optimization (SEO) and user experience. ReactJs is a library for building user interfaces and does not include these built-in features.
- 5. How ReactJs & NextJs are different from each other ● It’s possible to add SSR to a React app using third-party libraries such as react- router and Redux. However, this requires more configuration and can be tricky to set up. NextJs makes SSR easier right out of the box. ● Another difference is that NextJs pages are statically generated by default, meaning that the HTML is generated at build time instead of on each request like with traditional dynamic websites. This makes NextJs apps more scalable since they can be cached easily. It also means that pages load faster since there’s no need to make a roundtrip to the server on each request. Again, it’s possible to achieve this with React apps but it requires additional setup.
- 6. Pros & Cons of ReactJs ● React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It was created by Facebook and is used by companies such as Airbnb, Netflix, and Instagram. React is a popular choice for front-end development because it makes it easy to create reusable components that can be shared across projects. ● There are some drawbacks to using React, however. One is that it can be difficult to integrate React with other technologies, such as web services or back-end databases. Another downside is that React's programming model is sometimes hard to understand, especially for beginners. ● If you're considering using React for your next project, weigh the pros and cons carefully to decide if it's the right fit for you.