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Introduction 02/05
.React.js:
A JawaScript library for building user
interfaces, primarily maintained by
Facebook. It's component-based and allow
for building reusable UI components.
.Next.js:
A framework build on top of React.js,
maintained by Vercel. It's provide additional
features such as server-side or static-side
generation.
KEEP SWING
key Features 03/05
React.js
.Component-based: build encapsulated
components that manage there own state.
.Virtual DOM: efficient updates and rendering of the user
interface.
. Hooks: Reuse stateful logic without changing your
component hierarchy.
Next.js
.File-based routing: create routes by adding files
to the pages directory.
. Server-side rendering (SSR): Render pages on
the server, improving performance and SEO.
.Static Site Generation (SSG):Pre-render pages
at build time for better performance.
.API routes: Create backend endpoints directly
within the next.js application.
AGAIN SWING
use cases 04/05
React.js
. Single page applications (SPAs): Ideal for
dynamic and interactive web apps.
. Reusable UI components: Great for building
libraries and components that can be used
across projects.
Next.js
. Static websites: Perfect for blogs,
documentation sites, and marketing pages.
. E-commerce: Excellent for sites needing fast
load times and good SEO.
. Hybrid Applications: Combine static and
dynamic content in the single page.
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Performance
. React.js: Replies for client-side rendering by default, which
can impact performance and SEO for large applications.
. Next.js: Offers server-side rendering or static-side generation,
which can significantly improve performance and SEO.
Deployment
. React.js: Can be deployed any Static site host ( e.g.,
Netlify, Vercel).
. Next.js: Optimize for deployment on Vercel, but can be
deployed on other platforms too. Supports static site
generation and serverless function out of the box.
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