OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00NextJS ~Edge Runtime~1d ago · 3 min read · Even though Next.js runs on Node.js, do you know that middleware runs on Edge Runtime? I introduce you follows:・ What is Edge Runtime?・ What is the difference for Node.js Runtime?・ Can you use Node.jsJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00NextJS ~ Proxy ~Apr 15 · 2 min read · In Next.js, “Proxy” primarily refers to functionality that acts as middleware to forward (rewrite) API requests or insert processing steps before a request is completed. Notably, starting with Next.jsJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00NextJS API RoutesApr 13 · 2 min read · 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/uJoin discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00API Routes Apr 11 · 7 min read · 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 Join discussion
OKOGASAWARA KAKERUinkkr-netxjs-blog.hashnode.dev00App Router ~Parallel Routes~Apr 4 · 1 min read · 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 anJoin discussion
