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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-07-04

Not too long ago, thinking about having a professional website meant preparing for large investments and complicated processes. In the early days (around the 1990s and early 2000s), developing a website required large, specialized technical teams and significant budgets. Tools we... 

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-07-02

Think of the last app you built with authentication. How many hoops did you jump through — passing props, syncing state, juggling client and server logic?

With the Next.js App Router, auth finally clicks into place. Instead of bolting it on with workarounds, you can handle authe... 

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-06-25

Ever clicked a link and sat staring at a blank screen while the page loaded? Streaming is how you stop that from happening.

In the App Router, Next.js lets you progressively stream HTML from the server, so parts of your page can render and appear as soon as they’re ready. Combin... 

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-06-18

You’ve probably seen getServerSideProps in plenty of Next.js tutorials. But when it comes to calling an external API inside it — and doing it properly — things can get a little messy.

Should you fetch directly? What about error handling? How do you avoid slowing down your whole ... 

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-06-11

If you’ve ever stared at a Next.js page and wondered, “Should this be server-side rendered? Or static? Or... wait, what is ISR again?” you’re not alone.
Choosi... 

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-06-09

Think back to the last time you built a React page and thought, “Do I really need all this JavaScript just to show a product name?”
Now imagine if you could render that same page — server-side, fast as lightning, with zero client-side code — and still use components like you're u...

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Bits Kingdombitskingdom
2025-06-05

You’ve seen them. URLs like /blog/how-to-nextjs or /user/42 that magically load the right content. That’s not sorcery — it’s just Next.js doing what it does best: mapping routes to data with minimal fuss.
Instead of hardcoding every possible path, you can use dynamic routing. It...

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