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How to Create Pages in Next.js with Static & Dynamic Data
By Colby Fayock
Next.js is a powerful web framework that allows developers to easily spin up new React applications, but what if we want to add data to our pages? We’ll look at how we can use the Next.js data fetching APIs to create both static and dynamic pages.
How to Use Browser Event Listeners in React for Search and Autocomplete
The web (mostly) revolves around interactions, where people might be trying to accomplish a task or check in on something. As developers, we need a way to hook into these interactions regardless of the tools we use. While React gives us a lot of help with this out-of-the-box, how can we break free to leverage the full APIs of browsers?
How to Automate Deployments on Content Change in WordPress with WP Webhooks and Netlify
WordPress and JavaScript-based frameworks like Next.js and Gatsby make powerful combos, delivering a great CMS editing experience with a fast and performant front end, but if we’re using WordPress headlessly, we don’t automatically have a mechanism to trigger a new deploy. How can we take advantage of web hooks to make sure our websites are always up to date?
How to Use Astro to Build React Apps without JavaScript
In a rapidly changing JavaScript-based world, it seems like there’s a new thing to learn every day, but not everything has clear promise in the value it’s able to bring to the dev community. Enter Astro, coming from the team that brought you Snowpack, with the ultimate goal of shipping less JavaScript.
How to Add Custom Fields in Headless WordPress with ACF & WPGraphQL
WordPress is King CMS for a reason. It provides a great editing experience and is well known for those who consider themselves technical or not. But with a default installation, the content you can manage is a bit limited. How can we extend that with custom fields via ACF and use that data when querying WPGraphQL in our apps?
How to Authenticate Next.js Apps with Twitter & NextAuth.js
Part of what makes the web a great place is the ability for developers to personalize content and app experiences to the person using it. How can we add authentication to a Next.js app to tailor those experiences for our visitors?
How to Send Emails with SendGrid and Next.js Serverless Functions for a Contact Form
Being able to communicate with others is a critical component of what makes people and businesses collaborate on the web. That usually starts with having some kind of form or interaction that triggers a notification or email. How can we use SendGrid to make sure those emails get delivered?
How to Source MDX Content in Next.js to Dynamically Create Pages for a Blog
Markdown is a popular format for authoring. MDX takes that up a notch giving authors more tools to create interactive experiences. How can we take advantage of MDX in frameworks like Next.js to build projects with content sourced from MDX?
How to Create a Headless WordPress Blog with Next.js WordPress Starter
Blogs are a great way to get down your thoughts to help others learn, keep track of progress, or even to help reinforce an idea to help yourself learn. WordPress is a popular blog platform that’s been around for a while and Next.js is a modern popular web framework for building React apps. How can we use them together to build a fast and reliable blog?
How to Use Cloudflare Pages to Host & Deploy a Next.js App
Building dynamic web apps that can be statically hosted, commonly known as the Jamstack, is a powerful way to help provide a fast and reliable experience to your website visitors. There are a lot of options for how you can do this, such as AWS S3, Azure Static Web Apps, Netlify, and Vercel, but there’s a new kid on the block, coming from a dominant force on the web: Cloudflare Pages.