This post describes how the new Suspense SSR architecture introduced in React 18 solves the problems we currently face with server-side rendering in React.
In this article, we look at two popular options for creating client-side routing in React applications: React Router and React Location. What’s the difference and when would you use one vs. the other?
In this article, we will build an image gallery with Next.js. We will be building this application with UI components from the KendoReact library and bringing in our images from Cloudinary.
This article will discuss how to reduce build times using Distributed Persistent Rendering, a concept created by the Netlify team. Using this concept, we’ll build a simple blog using Next.js, pre-generating only our most recent post at build time and deferring other posts until the initial request.
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