Next.js
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Next.js gives you the best developer experience with all the features you need for production: hybrid static & server rendering, TypeScript support, smart bundling, route pre-fetching, and more. No config needed.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source (MIT)
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Platforms
- Self-Hosted
- React
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Recent activities
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We use Next.js for the admin and client dashboards on our Lorestan University AI assistant project. App Router's server components cut a lot of the client-side JS we used to ship, and the built-in image/font optimization is genuinely free performance. Biggest gripe is the caching behavior between versions - it changed enough between 13 and 14 that we had to re-read the docs to stop stale data showing up after mutations.
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What we use to build AlternativeTo
All the tools, services and so on that we use when we develop AlternativeTo. AlternativeTo is built with Next.JS and .Net Core and is hosted on Azure with a SQL backend. We do use a lot of other services as well and you can read all about them below.
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We use Next.js for the admin and client dashboards on our Lorestan University AI assistant project. App Router's server components cut a lot of the client-side JS we used to ship, and the built-in image/font optimization is genuinely free performance. Biggest gripe is the caching behavior between versions - it changed enough between 13 and 14 that we had to re-read the docs to stop stale data showing up after mutations.
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