Universal React Apps Using Next.js
summary
Next.js promises a minimalistic framework that makes server-side rendering by default and automatic code splitting per page practical: a pages/ directory maps filenames to routes, getInitialProps fetches data (demo uses the Star Wars API to build per-character pages), Link prefetching loads next bundles ahead of time, and route masking plus a tiny Express custom server fixes prettier URLs and refresh 404s. Version 3 is current, shared chunks kick in when a module appears in >50% of pages, and the examples run end-to-end.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Discount Code
- 1:12Who am I
- 1:47Presentation Outline
- 2:28Server vs Clientside Rendering
- 3:22Universal JavaScript
- 4:13Introducing Nextjs
- 4:37Nextjs features
- 5:47Getting started
- 6:59Adding endpoints
- 13:07Example application
- 16:39Building a custom server
- 17:47Summary
- 21:21Resources
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