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Create a simple todo app to learn the server side rendering from the bottom up with Next.js

What you will learn

NextJS features like pre-rendering, SSR

Learn client side navigation

Review the React important feature

Develope app with next js

Description

Why need to learn Next.js
Using server-side rendering, Next.js overcomes both of these issues. Next’s framework makes it easy to write scalable, performant React programs without having to worry about settings. That’s why so many companies depend on Next for shipping production applications.

Server Side rendering

When developers recognized that pushing too much React code to the client was a problem, they wondered if it was possible to code in React while still sending HTML documents to clients.

After all, all you have after the React code has finished processing is an HTML document.

So they went ahead and did it. SSR (Server-Side Rendering) for React was created.


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With SSR, you can now write React code, run it on the server (which is more powerful than a typical client device, such as a smartphone), and then deliver the HTML document to the client.

What you will learn in this course?

We will walk through

  • Create NextJS app
  • use getStaticProps to get user data
  • add active class with useRouter.
  • Add card components
  • using Nextjs link
  • create custom error page
  • index, nested and dynamic route
  • Nextjs getStaticPath
  • Nextjs image component
  • Add button and background image

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Content

Introduction
Introduction – Create NextJS app
use getStaticProps to get user data
add active class with useRouter.
Add card components
using Nextjs link
create custom error page
index, nested and dynamic route
Nextjs getStaticPath
Nextjs image component
Add button and background image