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Why Next.js is Great for Egghead-io

Talkat Next.js Conf 2020 · on Tuesday, 2020-10-27· [react, ruby-on-rails]
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A large legacy Rails monolith with 25 minute builds, hundreds of class components and 1500 tests pushes a rewrite decision toward Next.js; the team runs a proof of concept, moves to TypeScript strict mode, adopts Next.js SSR plus SSG on Vercel, keeps file-system routing and built-in caching, expects much lower Heroku costs and faster developer experience, and publishes the code as egghead-next on GitHub to validate that the approach actually works.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:01A Fresh Start
  3. 3:01performance
  4. 3:35build times
  5. 4:23developer experience
  6. 4:51state management
  7. 5:44So many choices...
  8. 5:57React
  9. 6:18Gatsby?
  10. 7:26Full Custom?
  11. 8:16All in with Next.js!
  12. 9:08Next.js is Mature
  13. 9:32Next.js on Vercel gives us best practices for free.
  14. 10:17Bonus
  15. 10:32TypeScript
  16. 10:44Strict mode. No implicit any. ftw
  17. 11:03Working in the open!
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