
What Is Next.js?
Next.js is a React framework for fast, SEO-friendly full-stack web apps.
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Next.js is a React framework for building fast, SEO-friendly web apps with server-side rendering and static generation. This visual guide covers the App Router, server vs client components, SSR, SSG, ISR, routing, and data fetching.

Next.js is a React framework for fast, SEO-friendly full-stack web apps.

It adds routing, rendering, and backend features on top of React.

React is a UI library; Next.js is a full framework around it.

File-based routing where folders become routes.

Layouts wrap pages with shared UI.

Render on the server by default for speed and SEO.

Add "use client" for interactivity and browser APIs.

Server-Side Rendering builds the page per request.

Static Site Generation builds pages at build time.

Incremental Static Regeneration updates static pages on a schedule.

Pick SSG, SSR, or ISR based on how fresh data must be.

Fetch data in server components or with caching options.

[slug] folders create pages from data.

Pre-build dynamic pages at build time.

Built-in metadata API powers titles, OG, and canonical tags.

next/image serves optimized, lazy-loaded images.

Build backend endpoints inside your Next.js app.

Run code before requests for auth and redirects.

Next.js deploys easily to Vercel and other hosts.

Server rendering gives crawlable HTML out of the box.
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