Next.js in production
summary
Next.js replaces Deliveroo’s Rails-served frontend as a standalone React app aimed at server rendering with file-system routing, page-level code-splitting, prefetching and an async getInitialProps data hook. It builds on webpack and babel, works with Redux, and promises faster page loads and simpler conventions. Production rollout is pending — work is ongoing to add CI, monitoring and deploy pipelines — notable context: Deliveroo saw a 650% increase in orders in 2016.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:40Technology
- 3:10Challenges
- 3:50What is Next
- 6:00Pages
- 7:45Data loading
- 10:45Summary
- 12:25QA
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