Using getStaticProps with CMS Data
Use getStaticProps with CMS data without hiding freshness, build‑time, preview and validation risks in Pages Router content workflows.
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Next.js turns React into a full web platform, which means framework choices soon become architecture and operational choices. These articles cover how rendering and routing decisions carry into migration and deployment work, including the production cases where the framework's convenient default is not the right boundary.
Using getStaticProps with CMS Data. Using
getStaticProps vs. getServerSideProps in Next.js. getStaticPropsvs.getServerSidePropsin Next.jsgetStaticPropsvs.getServerSidePropsin Next.js explained with build‑time and request‑time data fetching, trade‑offs, and practical page examples.
Static Generation vs. Server‑Side Rendering in Next.js. Static Generation vs. Server‑Side Rendering in Next.js
Compare static generation and server‑side rendering in Next.js through freshness, request‑time data, performance, SEO, operational cost, and page intent.
Dynamic Routes in Next.js. Dynamic Routes in Next.js
Dynamic routes in Next.js explained with
[slug]pages, route params, nested segments, and why file‑based dynamic routing simplifies content‑driven sites.
Custom _app and Custom _document in Next.js. Custom
_appand Custom_documentin Next.jsCustom
_appand_documentin Next.js explained clearly, including shared layout, global setup, server‑rendered HTML, and what each file is actually for.
Using next/link for Client‑Side Navigation. Using
next/linkfor Client‑Side Navigation
Understanding File‑System Routing in Next.js. Understanding File‑System Routing in Next.js
File‑system routing in Next.js explained clearly, including the
pagesdirectory, nested routes, index files, and why routing feels simpler than custom setups.