OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00Routing ~Private Folders~12h ago · 1 min read · 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 primarilyJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00App Route ~Catch-all Segments~3d ago · 1 min read · Dynamic Segments can be extended to catch-all subsequent segments by adding an ellipsis inside the brackets [...segmentName]. For example, pages/shop/[...slug].js will match /shop/clothes, but also /sJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00NextJs App Router ~Route Groups~5d ago · 1 min read · Route Groups in Next.js 16 allow you to organize folders within your app and apply layouts to specific routes without affecting the URL structure. By naming folders in the format (folder-name), they fJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00NextJs App Router ~Dynamic Routes~6d ago · 1 min read · Dynamic Routes Dynamic Routes are defined using square brackets []. For example, if you create a file named app/products/[id]/page.tsx, it will generate pages that match URLs such as /products/1 and /Join discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00App routerMar 21 · 1 min read · 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 traditJoin discussion
