Trying out Vercel

I have worked exclusively with Wordpress over the years, but have begin to play around with Next.js and React.

Benefits of Next.js

Next.js uses server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG) to pre-render web pages, which reduces load times.

Next.js's automatic code splitting and SSR make it easier for search engines to index content.

Next.js's Fast Refresh feature automatically applies changes without requiring a page refresh.

Next.js's image optimization component automatically optimizes images for different screen sizes and devices.

Next.js is highly customizable and uses plugins like Babel.

Next.js's built-in component library makes it easy to reuse components across pages.

Next.js's SSR ensures that data is securely stored on the backend.

Next.js offers a great developer experience with features like automatic code splitting and hot reloading.

TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that can help improve code quality.

React's virtual DOM (Document Object Model) improves efficiency and performance by optimizing UI updates

React produces stable code

React has a large community of developers who share insights, solutions, and resources

React is easy to learn and use, especially for those with a background in JavaScript

React can run on the server, which helps it work around search engines that have trouble with JavaScript-heavy apps

React components can be reused, which helps reduce development time

React can be used to build mobile apps, and the React Native framework is popular for building cross-platform mobile apps

React's JSX is simple and familiar, which can shorten the learning process for developers

React's fast rendering enhances the user experience