This is a Next.js project bootstrapped with create-next-app.

💰 List of Content 💰

• Routing
  Basics of routing in Next.js, including creating pages and navigation.
  Example: Create routes by adding files to the pages directory, e.g., about.js becomes /about.

• Dynamic Routes
  Creating dynamic routes that respond to different URL parameters.
  Example: Use brackets to define dynamic routes, like [id].js to capture different IDs.

• Catch All Segments
  Handling routes that can capture multiple segments in the URL.
  Example: Create a [...slug].js file to handle /post/a/b/c paths.

• Not Found Page
  Setting up a custom 404 page for non-existent routes.
  Example: Create a 404.js file in the pages directory for a custom error page.

• Private Folder
  Understanding how to use the private folder for files that should not be publicly accessible.
  Example: Place files in the private directory to keep them out of the public build.

• Route Groups
  Grouping routes together to manage related pages more effectively.
  Example: Use folders in the pages directory to group routes like blog/post1.js.

• Layout
  Creating reusable layout components for consistent UI across pages.
  Example: Wrap your pages with a Layout component to apply a consistent header and footer.

• Metadata
  Managing metadata like titles and descriptions for better SEO.
  Example: Use the Head component to set page titles and meta tags.

• Client & Server Components
  Differentiating between client-side and server-side components in Next.js.
  Example: Fetch data on the server with getServerSideProps and render it on the client.

• Navigation
  Implementing navigation between pages and components.
  Example: Use the Link component for client-side navigation.

• Template
  Using templates to standardize page structures.
  Example: Create a Template component that serves as a base for multiple pages.

• Loading
  Handling loading states for asynchronous data fetching.
  Example: Show a loading spinner while data is being fetched.

• Error Handling
  Setting up error boundaries and custom error pages.
  Example: Create a custom _error.js to handle and display error messages.

• Parallel Routes
  Managing multiple routes that can be loaded in parallel.
  Example: Use parallel routes to load content from multiple sources simultaneously.

• Intercepting Routes
  Capturing and modifying routes before they are processed.
  Example: Use middleware to intercept requests and modify them before they reach the route handler.

Happy learning! 🚀