Ship full-stack features without context switching
Server and client components live side by side. One repository, one deployment pipeline, one mental model. Your team moves faster when context stays in context.
Core Framework
Next.js
A core framework we ship with to build full-stack web applications. One repository for frontend, APIs, and edge functions means your team ships features end-to-end without context switching.
Why we ship with Next.js
One framework for frontend, APIs, and middleware. Zero configuration friction means teams ship features instead of fighting build systems.
Search and social unfold correctly at launch
Server rendering out of the box means your content is there on page one. No more waiting for JavaScript to hydrate. Crawlers see what users see.
How we use it to ship products
From marketing sites to complex dashboards, we reach for Next.js when we need speed without sacrificing control.
Product web applications
Dashboards, admin panels, and internal tools built fast without boilerplate. One deployment target for the entire stack.
Marketing and content
SEO-friendly pages with ISR and server components. Marketing content renders fast, ranks well, and updates without rebuilds.
API routes and edge functions
Lightweight handlers and middleware without leaving your repo. No separate backend project, no deployment coordination.
Preview environments and previews
Branch previews that match production. Share live changes with stakeholders before code lands, not after.
Our delivery principles with Next.js
Practical choices that let teams move faster without betting the company.
Server components by default
Move work to the server where it's cheaper. Reduce JavaScript shipped to browsers. Mark things interactive only when they need to be.
Leverage edge caching aggressively
ISR and stale-while-revalidate mean updates don't cost you. Cache at the edge, invalidate surgically. Speed without rebuilds.
Build once, deploy everywhere
Same artifact works on Vercel, your own infrastructure, or Docker. No lock-in means more options when you need them.
Instrument for observability early
Know what's slow before users complain. Build logging and metrics into your deploys from day one, not as an afterthought.
Often ships alongside
Next.js is usually part of a larger stack. Explore how we combine it with adjacent tools and platforms.
Building with Next.js
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