Hey, this is the 4th weekly hangout thread.
This is a post where you can discuss anything related to Next.js.
You can also share anything new you've worked on with Next.js or any new articles you've created which talk about Next.js.
Feel free to ask any questions as well!
Top comments (9)
Hey there! 🌟 It's awesome to see the 4th weekly hangout thread for Next.js! 🚀 I haven't been deeply into Next.js lately, but l made sure that l spare an hour just to check what's new and reading. Also, huge thanks to the community for all the insightful articles that keep us learning and growing.
yea next.js is a great framework for js full stack devs!
the community has really nice posts regarding nextjs
Indeed! So which framework is great for other devs who are not yet seniors?
i started off with next.js as a beginner, so i would definitely recommend it to a beginner.
but svelte is pretty good and easy to learn
Alright, thank you. I've already started reading Next.js though.
oh okay that's cool
do you recomment some cool tutorial sites? I will start with NEXTjs for my new project. Currently I'm deep in Angular but have to (or want to) switch and NEXTjs seems a good idea.
Otherwise: if I create a seperate backend with NestJS, do you think it's useful to use NEXTjs anyway, or should I stay with plain ReactJs? :)
the nextjs official docs are great and you should definitely try out the tutorial on there!
i usually use reactjs with nextjs as a default, no matter if i need a backend or not
Hi! You should check Alex Sidorenko on Twitter. He gives great easy-to-follow examples on the new features of next.js 13.
And to your question: personally, I think next as a proxy and using the powerful cache feature, is a good idea to go with nest together.