#frontend-development

Articles tagged with #frontend-development

NextJS API Routes
When you recieve a request in api route, you have to create right API.In NextJS, you deploy the `route.ts` file beneath the app/api foler. GET /api/users POST /api/users GET /api/users/[id] PUT /api/u
Apr 13, 20262 min read
API Routes
Introduction | What Are API Routes? Why Use Them? Next.js provides “API Routes” as a mechanism that allows you to implement backend-like processing beyond the scope of the frontend. Simply put, this
Apr 11, 20267 min read1
App Router ~Parallel Routes~
What is Parallel Routes? With Parallel Routes, you can render multiple pages simultaneously or conditionally within the same layout. Taking the dashboard as an example, you can render the team page an
Apr 4, 20261 min read
Routing ~Private Folders~
In Next.js's App Router, a private folder is a feature that excludes a folder and its subfiles from URL routing by prefixing the folder name with an underscore (_) (e.g., _components). It is primarily
Mar 31, 20261 min read
App router
NextJS's App Router is a modern framework built on React Server Components that centrally manages file-based routing, layouts, and data fetching within the app/ directory. It is faster than the tradit
Mar 21, 20261 min read3