Next.js
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Next.js is a JavaScript framework developed by Vercel and a community of open-source contributors. Next.js is a tool which can used as static site generator to develop a personal website nextjs.org > Static Site Generation (SSG)
Why
Here are a few reasons why you might want to use Next.js for your personal website:
- Next.js is fast
- Next.js is in active development and is improving in terms of performance, speed, and functionality with every update
- Next.js is open-source
- There is an extensive library of Next.js content on the internet
- Next.js scales well to large numbers of pages
Why Not
Next.js is an abstract framework. It may not be suited to everyone's tastes, especially those who prefer to err away from JavaScript for the foundations of a web application.
IndieWeb Examples
- capjamesg used to use Next.js for his personal website.
- Max Dietrich uses Next.js for his personal website. Max supports receiving and displaying webmentions on his Next.js site.
- Jarema used to have Next.js for his personal website and still uses it in combination with Github and Vercel for some class projects.
- ...add yourself
See Also
- Webmention + Next.js by Learn with Jason
- Integrating Webmentions Into NextJS Blog
- Getting Started With Webmention and NextJS
- Criticism: https://front-end.social/@fox/110549178338842986
- "i desperately need to rebuild my website, so i can blog, but each time I stare down the abyss of nextjs, i weepshouldnβt have ever switched from static site generators and pure css and html π₯Ί" @fox June 15, 2023
- You should know this before choosing Next.js - about the handling of a 9.1 out of 10 severity CVE, lock-in, and more
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