Infinite scrolling in Next.js no longer requires external libraries — Server Actions let us fetch initial data directly on the server.

Waku is a new lightweight React framework built on top of React Server Components (RSCs). Let’s compare Waku with Next.js in this article.

Use the useSWR Hook in Next.js to fetch and handle client-side data, and explore its parameters and SSG/ISR/SSR support.

Discover how a proxy is used as an intermediary between clients and servers and implement it in a Next.js application.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to integrate Next.js and SignalR to build an enhanced real-time web application.

Build a client-side authentication app in Next.js using NextAuth.js, which will allow users to log in using their GitHub, Google, and Facebook accounts.

In this thorough guide, we’ll compare the Next.js and Nuxt.js JavaScript frameworks, their use cases, and their pros and cons.

Follow along in this tutorial as we build several mini-applications to showcase the different ways to manage state in Next.js apps.

Set up and write tests for a sample Next.js app using the Jest testing tool, which easily helps identify errors and bugs in your code.

Explore Next.js’ routeChangeStart and other router events to enhance your navigation tracking and analytics integration.

Explore Nextron, a package that combines the powerful features of Next.js and Electron to easily create multi-platform desktop applications.

Explore the latest routing mechanisms in Next.js’s App Router, parallel and intercepting routes, and the advanced features they offers.