Overview: Using a Custom Server

Explore some of the powerful features of Next.js, like custom servers and integration with Express.js and Fastify.

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Introduction

Introduction

Next.js is an incredibly powerful framework. So far, we’ve been able to create some nice server-side rendered web applications without really caring about tweaking and customizing the web server. Of course, there are few chances for us to discuss implementing a Next.js application inside an Express.js or Fastify serverFastify is a high-performance, extensible, schema-based, and developer-friendly web framework for Node.js, often used for building fast HTTP APIs. Fastify handles incoming HTTP requests, routes them to the appropriate handlers, and manages the server life cycle. in a real-life scenario, but knowing how to do so is likely to be handy on many occasions.

We’ll look at the following topics in detail:

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Before We Begin

Exploring Next.js: A Brief Primer

Exploring Different Rendering Strategies

Next.js Basics and Built-In Components

Hands-On Next.js

Managing Local and Global States in Next.js

CSS and Built-In Styles Methods

Using UI Frameworks

Using a Custom Server

Testing Next.js

Working with SEO and Managing Performance

Different Deployment Platforms

Managing Authentication and User Sessions

Building an E-Commerce Website with Next.js and GraphCMS

Create a Real-Time Chat Application in Next.js

Wrapping Up

Overview: Using a Custom Server

Introduction