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What is great about Next.js is the ability to create API Routes. This could be really useful in a lot of situations, especially if you have a sprawling REST API endpoint and want a minimal set of data returned from it, you could massage that data down to only the content you need on your frontend. In fact, Next.js has it's own express-like server-side framework called Micro.
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React is still a major player in terms of frontend development. There's currently a competition of sorts going on between the two React heavyweight frameworks Next.js and Gatsby. Which one is better? Which should you learn? Is Gatsby better, or Next.js, for building your next project?
React is still a major player in terms of frontend development. There's currently a competition of sorts going on between the two React heavyweight frameworks Next.js and Gatsby. Which one is better? Which should you learn? Is Gatsby better, or Next.js, for building your next project?
As we said at the start, this isn't a full roundup of all of their features. Maybe what you're building needs something more specific like Astro, Nuxt or SvelteKit. We only know what we've encountered when building our starters for Next.js and Gatsby.
React is still a major player in terms of frontend development. There's currently a competition of sorts going on between the two React heavyweight frameworks Next.js and Gatsby. Which one is better? Which should you learn? Is Gatsby better, or Next.js, for building your next project?
As we said at the start, this isn't a full roundup of all of their features. Maybe what you're building needs something more specific like Astro, Nuxt or SvelteKit. We only know what we've encountered when building our starters for Next.js and Gatsby.
As we said at the start, this isn't a full roundup of all of their features. Maybe what you're building needs something more specific like Astro, Nuxt or SvelteKit. We only know what we've encountered when building our starters for Next.js and Gatsby.
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