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- Upgrading to Sitecore Headless Services Next.js Version 21.2.*: A Step-by-Step Guide
Improve your site's performance with Sitecore JSS Next.js version 21.2.*. Read this guide to learn about the changes and benefits of upgrading.
Read More... - Diving into Web Components with XM Cloud Component Builder
XM Cloud Components Builder is in early access and is the recommended approach to build components for your XM Cloud apps. Components Builder is a Frontend as a Service (FEaaS) that lets you create visual components in a WYSIWYG editor. Those components you build are Web Components!
Read More... - Beyond Vercel: Hosting Alternatives for Next.js
Looking for hosting alternatives to Vercel for your Next.js app? Explore Netlify, AWS Amplify, & Microsoft Azure Static Web Apps. Find the right hosting solution for your needs
Read More... - Next.js App Directory Architecture First Impressions
Should you migrate to the new Next.js App Directory architecture? Here are my first impressions of the new architecture giving insights on documentation, Server Components vs. Client Components, and package support.
Read More... - Client Components and use client in Next.js App Directory
The distinction between Client Components and Server Components is important in Next.js 13. Learn what use client in Next.js does to your components
Read More... - What and Why: React Server Components in Next.js 13
React Server Components have received full support in Next.js App Directory architecture. Learn what React Server Components are and why you should start using them now.
Read More... - Adding Authentication to Next.js with NextAuth.js and Okta
Adding authentication to your Next.js application? This article covers everything auth with Next.js, Okta, and the latest version of NextAuth.js
Read More... - Rendering Options on the Web: Server, Client, Static
Server Side Rendering (SSR), Client Side Rendering (CSR), and Static Site Generation (SSG) let's talk about the big three rendering options for the web. Descriptions of each, SEO considerations, and go more deeply into performance indicators, and more.
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