Next.js

With SSG, Next.js generates HTML files at build time, reducing server load and ensuring fast page loads for users. This is ideal for content-driven websites and blogs.

Next.js supports client-side rendering, allowing dynamic content to be fetched and rendered on the client-side. This provides a seamless user experience and enables interactive components.

Next.js automatically splits code into smaller chunks, ensuring that only the necessary code is loaded when a page is accessed. This optimizes performance by reducing initial loading times.

Next.js provides an intuitive routing system that simplifies navigation between pages, making it easy to create multi-page applications without the need for complex configuration.

Next.js supports CSS modules and various styling approaches, allowing developers to encapsulate styles and avoid global conflicts.

Next.js includes built-in API routes, making it straightforward to create serverless APIs that can be deployed as part of the application.

Next.js offers i18n support, enabling developers to create applications that cater to users from different language and culture backgrounds.

Next.js allows you to export your application as static files, making it easy to deploy on static hosting platforms and content delivery networks (CDNs).

Next.js abstracts away much of the complex configuration associated with Webpack and Babel, providing a simplified development experience.

Next.js automatically prefetches linked pages, ensuring that the next page is ready to be displayed when the user clicks on a link.

Next.js applications can be easily deployed on serverless platforms like Vercel, simplifying the deployment process and ensuring optimal scaling.

Next.js has a thriving community that contributes to its ecosystem of plugins, libraries, and resources, extending its capabilities and functionalities.