NextJS

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Latest NextJS articles

December 2023

People like me are why you shouldn't run a hosting company

A daring adventure of manipulating GET parameters in a NextJS 14 project, pushing hosting limits and avoiding the need for data storage. Dive into the chaos of compressing inputs to keep the project delightfully storage-free.

October 2023

A few thoughts on tRPC

Discover tRPC's potential in building end-to-end type safe RPC APIs in this insightful blog post. Perfect for developers seeking innovative solutions for server-client separation in webapp development.

February 2023

Building browser extensions with NextJS

NextJS can be used to build browser extensions. This is a novel way of building extensions that allows developers to use familiar tools and technologies. Here's how

January 2023

Async React with NextJS 13

We look at React's native async support and how to use it in a NextJS 13 app. Learn how to use async components, parallel loading states, and caching with React.js and NextJS 13.

February 2021

React Bricks - visual blocks editor for NextJS #CodeWithSwiz 22

Tried a new visual editor for NextJS and CreateReactApp. Got a site up in 20min ๐Ÿค˜

November 2020

SSR, SSRwR, SSG, CSR, WTFBBQ???

These abbreviations are getting out of hand. It's like a bad interviewer's wet dream.

Gatsby to NextJS pt1, server-side-render or server-side-generate?

Gatsby and NextJS do similar things differently. One is better for websites, the other for webapps. In episode 17 of CodeWithSwiz we explore the biggest difference.

September 2020

Prefetch data with React Query and NextJS โ€“ CodeWithSwiz 8, 9

Prefetching lets you start React apps without loading spinners. Gatsby introduced this concept with `staticQuery`, react-query and NextJS make the pattern easier ๐Ÿ˜

Using JavaScript to commit to Github โ€“ CodeWithSwiz 7

Update code with a JavaScript function? Easier than you think ๐Ÿ˜

Why NextJS /api routes are fab โ€“ CodeWithSwiz 6

In this episode of CodeWithSwiz, we tried NextJS's support for /api routes โ€“ code running on the backend. In a word โ€“ Wow