Next.js Quick Start Guide: Server-side rendering done right

Cover
Title Page
Copyright and Credits
Dedication
Packt Upsell
Contributors
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1: Introduction to Server-Side Rendering and Next.js
What is a single-page app?
Creating JS Modules, code sharing, code splitting, and bundling 
Introduction to React 
Why single-page apps suffer performance issues
Server side rendering 
How to do server-side rendering with React 
React-based server-side rendering frameworks, why Next.js 
Summary
Chapter 2: Next.js fundamentals
Installation of Next.js
Running Next.js in developer mode Creating your first Next.js pageRunning a Next.js production build
Making Next.js routing
Dynamic routing
Making Next.js routing masks --
SEO-friendly URLs
Dynamic Component Loading (aka Lazy Components)
Adding styles to an application --
CSS in JS
Adding media content - images, video, and audio
Adding interactive graphs and charts
Summary
Chapter 3: Next.js Configuration
Special pages
How to make custom configurations
Configuring Webpack
Configuring Babel
Summary
Chapter 4: Next.js Data Flow
Nuances of fetching data on the client and on the server Loading data from a remote server using vanilla Next.jsUsing Redux with Next.js
Using GraphQL with Next.js to fetch data
Using the Apollo framework with Next.js to fetch data
Summary
Chapter 5: Application Life Cycle Handlers and Business Logic
Authentication
Access Control List, Roles, and Permissions
Business Rules Engine
Internationalization and Localization
Error handling
Caching
Analytics
Summary
Chapter 6: Continuous Integration
What is automated deployment?
Writing unit tests for Next.js apps
Writing end-to-end tests for Next.js apps Setting up CI for Next.js: Travis, Gitlab, and so onSetting up cloud coverage statistics
Commit hooks
Summary 
Chapter 7: Containers
What is a container for a Next.js app?
Creating a Docker container for Next.js
Deploying to Heroku
Deploying to Now.sh
Summary
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