Could do a couple more projects like this On for eCommerce And the other for chat app I've not finished this tutorial yet but it seems there are a ton of useful information
Server components excel at delivering pre-rendered content for optimal initial page load performance. SWR, on the other hand, is particularly effective for managing client-side data fetching and caching, offering a dynamic user experience. By strategically combining both approaches, we can create applications that deliver exceptional performance and user satisfaction.
By adding your markdown files in the project itself(in the contents folder) checkout: 13:00 - MDX Contents. Remember this is directed towards technical bloggers, this is similar how Supabase maintains their documentation within github.
@@tech830 Short answer: Not necessarily. With proper optimization(SSG and ISR) in Next.js, you can build fast and efficient static blogs. Example: Next pre-renders your MDX content into HTML at build time. This means that users only download the generated HTML files, which are generally much smaller than the original MDX files
No Pagination by choice as there are category pages. If you are interested in pagination here is a tutorial where I showed how to work with search and pagination: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BiDg-kx04J8.html
Feel free to clone down the project and add the features you need. Here is an example for Search implementation in Next.js 14: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BiDg-kx04J8.html
