Tim Neutkens

Next.js 9.4:

◆ React Fast Refresh
◆ Incremental Static Regeneration (beta)
◆ New Environment Variables Support
◆ Built-in Fetch Support
◆ Web Vitals Reporting
◆ Absolute Imports and Aliases
◆ Configurable Sass Support
◆ Improved Log Output

2020

ReactEurope

The Latest in Next.js 9.4

In the past few years, UI libraries have taken the web development world by storm, however, this shift in how web applications are built has also increased the complexity of tooling needed to be productive.

In the past few years, UI libraries have taken the web development world by storm, however, this shift in how web applications are built has also increased the complexity of tooling needed to be productive.

In reality, it has gotten easier as new a new segment of tooling was created to aid in creating scalable and performant web applications. These “Web Frameworks” focus on providing great end-user experience while also making developers more productive.

Tim explores what web frameworks are, why they exist, and how you can immediately improve your end-user experience and developer experience by applying low-level concepts from web frameworks in your application.

2019

dotJS

What to expect from a modern web framework?

Learn how NextJs allows you to create React apps with Server Side Rendering, easily.

React Live

Next level Coding

What's coming to Next.js 9

Next.js is one of the most convenient and powerful ways of developing React apps on the web. With powerful features out of the box such as code-splitting, server-side rendering and powerful optimizations, this talk discusses the exciting next steps for Next.js.