Roadmap for Next.js

Next.js
Next.js is a React framework for building full-stack web applications. You use React Components to build user interfaces, and Next.js for additional features and optimizations. More Info

Routing Fundamentals
The skeleton of every application is routing. This page will introduce you to the fundamental concepts of routing for the web and how to handle routing in Next.js. More Info

Best Practices
best practices for building a Next.js application. More Info

Routing with Language Support
Next.js provides built-in support for internationalized routing through the use of language codes in the URL. More Info

Domain Routing
Domain routing is another approach to handle internationalization, where each language has its own domain. More Info

Subdomain Routing
Subdomain routing is similar to domain routing but uses subdomains for each language. More Info

i18n Routing Libraries
There are several libraries available that can help with internationalized routing, such as next-i18next and react-i18next. More Info

Creating API Routes
To create an API route in Next.js, you need to create a new file inside the pages/api directory. The file name will determine the API route's path. For example, a file named users.js will create an API route at /api/users. More Info

API Route Handlers
API Route handlers are functions that handle incoming HTTP requests. In Next.js, you can use the req and res objects to handle requests and send responses. More Info

Dynamic API Routes
Dynamic API routes allow you to create API routes with dynamic parameters. For example, you can create an API route that handles requests to /api/users/:id. More Info

Middleware
Middleware functions can be used to perform tasks such as authentication, logging, and caching. In Next.js, you can use middleware functions to modify the behavior of your API routes. More Info

React Intl
A popular library for internationalization in React applications. It provides a set of components and APIs to handle formatting, translation, and routing for i18n. More Info

Data Fetching
how to fetch data in Next.js. More Info

Next.js Internationalized Routing
Next.js provides built-in support for internationalized routing. This page will introduce you to the fundamental concepts of i18n routing in Next.js and how to handle it. More Info
i18next
A popular library for internationalization that provides a complete set of tools for handling translation, formatting, and routing for i18n. More Info

React Router Internationalization
React Router provides a set of APIs to handle internationalization and routing. This page will introduce you to the fundamental concepts of i18n routing in React Router and how to handle it. More Info

API Route Handlers
API route handlers are functions that handle API requests and send responses. You can use middleware functions to handle authentication, logging, and other tasks. More Info

API Route Parameters
API route parameters are used to pass data from the client to the server. You can use route parameters to handle dynamic API routes. More Info

API Security
API security is crucial to protect your API from unauthorized access. You can use authentication and authorization middleware to secure your API routes. More Info

API Testing
API testing is essential to ensure that your API routes are working correctly. You can use testing frameworks like Jest and Cypress to test your API routes. More Info

API Documentation
API documentation is important to provide information about your API routes to developers. You can use tools like Swagger and API Blueprint to generate API documentation. More Info

Request and Response Objects
The request and response objects are the core of any API Route Handler. They provide information about the incoming request and allow you to send responses back to the client. More Info

API Route Handler Examples
There are many examples of API Route Handlers, including handling form data, uploading files, and authentication. More Info

Server Components
a new approach to building server-rendered React applications. More Info

Error Handling
Error handling is an important aspect of API Route Handlers. You can use try-catch blocks to catch and handle errors, and return error responses to the client. More Info

Security Considerations
API Route Handlers should be designed with security in mind. This includes validating user input, protecting against common web vulnerabilities, and using secure protocols for authentication and authorization. More Info

Internationalized Routing
how to handle internationalized routing in Next.js. More Info

API Routes
how to create API routes in Next.js. More Info

Authentication
how to handle authentication in Next.js. More Info

Deployment
how to deploy a Next.js application. More Info

Performance Optimization
how to optimize the performance of a Next.js application. More Info

Security
how to secure a Next.js application. More Info

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