Next.js vs React: Which Fits Your 2023 Project? 🚀

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There is no shortage of JavaScript libraries and frameworks for modern web developers. One of the most ubiquitous libraries is React, which Facebook (now Meta) created to help build feature-rich applications. React applications traditionally run in web browsers, but the Next.js framework extends React functionality to the server side through the JavaScript runtime environment Node.js.

In this video, we’ll look at Next.js and React so that you can decide if they’re right for your next project 💪

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🕘Timestamps

0:00 Intro
0:55 What Is Next.js?
1:44 What Is React?
2:30 Ease of Use
4:25 Data Fetching
6:29 Code Splitting
7:23 API Support in Next.js vs React
8:04 Performance
9:00 Support

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📚 Resources

🤝 Next.js vs React? It’s a Partnership, Not a Competition
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