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NextJS Story

A young JavaScript developer named John wanted to build a fast and easily searchable web application. He discovered Next.js, a framework that allows developers to build server-rendered React apps for improved performance. John was able to quickly set up and build his application with Next.js due to its features like routing, static generation, server-side rendering, API routes, and hot reloading. His application gained popularity for being fast, easy to use, and well-indexed, thanks to Next.js.

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NextJS Story

A young JavaScript developer named John wanted to build a fast and easily searchable web application. He discovered Next.js, a framework that allows developers to build server-rendered React apps for improved performance. John was able to quickly set up and build his application with Next.js due to its features like routing, static generation, server-side rendering, API routes, and hot reloading. His application gained popularity for being fast, easy to use, and well-indexed, thanks to Next.js.

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Once upon a time, there was a young JavaScript developer named John.

John wanted to create a


web application that was fast, easy to navigate, and could be easily indexed by search engines.
He searched for a solution and stumbled upon Next.js.

Next.js is a JavaScript framework that allows developers like John to build server-rendered React
applications. This means that the initial load of the website would be pre-rendered on the server
and sent to the user, resulting in a faster load time and better performance.

John was thrilled with the possibilities Next.js offered and decided to give it a try. He found that
it was very easy to set up and he could start building his application right away. He also liked
that Next.js had built-in support for routing, which made it easy for him to create different pages
for his application.

John's web application quickly gained popularity and was loved by many users. It was fast, easy
to navigate, and well-indexed by search engines, just as John had hoped.

In conclusion, Next.js is a powerful JavaScript framework that allows developers to build fast
and performant web applications, with minimal setup and easy routing, like John.

In Next.js, John use "Pages" for creating different pages for his application, each page is a React
component.

"Static Generation" was a feature that allowed John to pre-render pages at build time instead of
runtime, this results in faster load times.

"Server-side Rendering" was a feature that allowed John to render pages on the server instead of
the client, this results in faster load times and better performance for users.

"API Routes" were a feature that allowed John to create server-side endpoints for his application,
these endpoints could be used for things like sending emails or fetching data from a database.

"Automatic Code Splitting" was a feature that allowed John to split his application's code into
smaller chunks, so that only the code needed for the current page would be loaded, this results in
faster load times and reduced memory usage.

"Hot Reloading" was a feature that allowed John to see changes he made to his application
without having to refresh the page, this saved him a lot of time during development.

In conclusion, Next.js is a powerful JavaScript framework that offers a wide range of features
like routing, static generation, server-side rendering, API routes, automatic code splitting and hot
reloading that help developers like John to build fast, performant, and user-friendly web
applications.

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