The Pitfalls of Deploying a NextJS Frontend on AWS Amplify

• amplify-hosting

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  AWS Amplify Hosting provides a Git-based workflow for deploying and hosting fullstack serverless web applications.

  

In short: you don't. Or you enlist the help of AWS Support (which you will have to pay for). The Amplify web console doesn't share detailed build logs, so you'll have to fix your problems by trial and error.

• Next.js

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  The React Framework

  

When I started developing the primary (web) UI for the product we're building at Source, I quickly decided to use the NextJS framework as the basis for the frontend. One thing I really like about NextJS is that it does filesystem-based routing. Even though I like to diss on PHP as much as the next person, this particular feature of NextJS reminds me a bit of PHP in a good way.

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