Full-stack Next.js

Next.js, a React and Node-based full-stack framework, emerged from Vercel, quickly gaining traction since its release in 2016. Its versatility and efficiency have made it a popular choice among developers, offering a seamless development experience for a wide range of projects.

We have leveraged Next.js across diverse projects, from robust hotels-booking applications to analytics dashboards, benefiting from its JamStack architecture and unparalleled performance. In gaming applications, where user retention is paramount, Next.js shines, delivering optimal Web Vitals and ensuring a smooth user experience.

With version-13 and onwards, Next.js has evolved significantly, introducing advancements like the app router and server components, which have driven substantial improvements in performance and scalability, enhancing its value for our clients' projects.

Our own website is a testament to Next.js's capabilities, built upon its comprehensive package of React, TypeScript, and Node.js. We built a fully-accessible, server-rendered and internationalised website that is easy to evolve and maintain. The intuitive development environment provided by Next.js has enabled us to streamline our development process and deliver exceptional user experiences.

While Next.js remains our preferred choice, alternative frameworks like Remix, Waku, and Redwood.js offer viable options within the React ecosystem. Broader alternatives such as Nuxt.js and SvelteKit provide additional flexibility for projects outside the React ecosystem. We used Svelte on a client project; we find it really promising.