Netlify and Next.js: A Great Combination for Building Scalable Web Apps

Today, I'll discuss Netlify and Next.js and why they are a great combination for building and deploying your web applications. ‪@NetlifyApp‬
#nextjs #netlify #webhosting #serverless
Netlify is a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) that offers serverless infrastructure for web applications. It provides a convenience layer that handles the build, deployment, and scalability of your application, making it easy to get up and running. We'll focus on Netlify Core, their front-end cloud solution, and how well it supports Next.js.
I'll also cover the reasons why I've chosen Netlify, including their great free tier, convenience layer, and continued investment in supporting Next.js.
Lastly, I'll test Netlify against the host-check Next.js Pages architecture app. This app tests how well hosting providers support Next.js's 13 most important features of Next.js. Stick around till the end to see how well Netlify does.
If you're interested in building and deploying your web applications easily, this video is for you.
Convenience Layer: www.thetombomb.com/posts/fron...
Netlify Next.js v5 Runtime Documentation: docs.netlify.com/frameworks/n...
Netlify: www.netlify.com/
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00:00 Introduction
00:17 What is Netlify?
02:16 Why choose Netlify?
04:48 Deploying Next.js app
06:37 Testing Next.js features
09:07 Netlify verdict

[@NetlifyApp]

Thank you for sharing! This is a great video.

[@ThomasDoesDev]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@zhengpengxin]

dokploy

[@ThomasDoesDev]

Are you asking me to test out Dokploy? I have not heard of it before but I'm willing to take a look at it. Have you deployed with Dokploy before? Are you interested in collaborating on it?

[@zhengpengxin]

@@ThomasDoesDev Yes, I have run it through. The project deployed by vercel is perfectly compatible with Dokploy and the mysql2 I use. You can do a test!

[@ThomasDoesDev]

Great suggestion!