Goodbye Nextra 

The recommended way is to use client components, because layouts aren’t re-rendered. You can use the pathname hook, and put your breadcrumb component inside a layout. Some folks may use parallel routes, but personally I think it doesn’t worth it, the breadcrumb component won’t dramatically increase your client bundle size, but parallel routes can be quite messy to implement breadcrumbs.

Exactly

Hey it's Seb the maintainer of Docusaurus. Curious to have your thoughts on it ;) Note unlike other solutions it might not integrate well in the Next.js app (I mean you need a regular HTML nav to navigate from your Next.js landing page to the doc, not a big deal but still something to consider)

@@thisweekinreact I plan on using a sub domain and my code is a mono repo. I am not limited to nextjs.

Convex is a different path for building your apps. The starter kit is for those who want to use as little third party services as possible and host on a cheap vps.

The app router statically builds static output files if you don’t use dynamic data

Sure thing!

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@@alexhichamk6630 ewwww are you stalking me? Cause it’s feeling that way at this point. Please stop.

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I’ll consider that next time

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Yes

@@WebDevCody I had a question, so I want to implement a logic that I would upload a pdf file to my website and based on that pdf file I would make documentation using fumadocs.

@@WebDevCody I figured out how to import components in Mdx file but what do u recommend I should do for the logic described above.

@@WebDevCody so I was thinking I make a backend that receives the pdf file and returns json objects with the data and then I display them in custom components, do u think this is a good idea?

Agree on that, I loved Nuxt.js more than Next.js nowadays