Today I started the day with learning about API routes in Next.JS. I'm feeling like Next.JS is like giving super powers to React.

I'm documenting my whole Next.JS learning in a structured way. Check the repo:

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and later you realize that every yet so simple 10line-endpoint will be deployed as a separate AWS Lambda function with ~2GB of RAM... Next is abstracting so much away that in the beginning it's great and you don't care. Later you care but you're stuck because it also obscures things while "simplifying".... keep that in mind, in case you're really super excited about next and not just using it as a controversial twitter topic ;)

okay, I will keep it in mind. Thanks for sharing about your experience.

Your music choice is awesome , and also the step up. From where are you learning next js ?

I got this music from somewhere. Alright, learning it from ChatGPT, harry bhai and hitesh sir's course, and using docs most of the time. Once you get comfortable with react, you can learn it too with ease.

it is like that only, most of the boiler stuff we do with React+Node or any typical full stack setup, comes with Nextjs builtin and that is why its a framework

Yeah brother, but we should learn react first, to get that feel.

Super useful and powerful stuff, API routes. Next.js is a blessing :)

Yeah, I feel like so. Like, it's the best frame work for a reason.

Keep growing your knowledge.