next.js

In the previous tutorials, we explored Revalidate and On-Demand Revalidation in detail. You’ve already learned how to keep your st...

In Next.js 14, both default revalidation and on-demand revalidation can be combined to keep your pages fresh. Default revalidation...

In Next.js 14, static params allow you to pre-generate dynamic pages at build time. This is useful for optimizing performance, esp...

In Next.js 14 App Router, you have the flexibility to use both server-side and client-side components. Understanding when to use e...

In Next.js 14, navigation between different pages of your app is made simple with the built-in `Link` component. Whether you’re li...

In Next.js 14, routing is handled differently compared to older versions. The **App Router** uses file-based routing, where the st...

When you first create a Next.js 14 project with the App Router, you might feel overwhelmed by the different files and directories....

Next.js 14 introduces the App Router, which is a significant improvement over the traditional Pages Router, bringing more flexibil...

Redirects are crucial for managing user navigation, improving user experience, and maintaining clean URL structures. In Next.js 14...

Route groups in Next.js 14 App Router let you organize routes without affecting the URL structure. This is particularly useful whe...

Revalidate in Next.js 14 App Router is a powerful feature that lets you combine the performance benefits of static generation with...

Server Actions are a powerful new feature in Next.js 14, allowing developers to run functions directly on the server, but call the...

Middleware in Next.js is a powerful feature that allows you to run code before a request is completed. This can be particularly us...

The App Router in Next.js 14 brings a component-driven approach to routing, enabling developers to define pages, layouts, and othe...

Next.js has recently released a stable version of App Router enriched with in-built support for layouts, templates, routing, loadi...