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Next.js supports internationalization by enabling dynamic routing and localized content for multiple languages. This article explains how to detect the user’s locale, redirect based on language preferences, load translation dictionaries, and generate static pages for each locale.
JSON-LD is a structured data format that helps search engines and AI understand the content and context of your pages. This article explains how to embed JSON-LD in Next.js pages, prevent XSS vulnerabilities, validate schema markup, and type your data with TypeScript.
Lazy loading in Next.js improves performance by deferring the loading of Client Components and external libraries until they’re needed. This article explains how to use next/dynamic and React.lazy, manage SSR behavior, load third-party libraries on demand, and customize loading states.
As your Next.js application grows, local development may slow down due to compile-time bottlenecks. This article explores practical strategies to improve performance, including antivirus configuration, Turbopack usage, import hygiene, Tailwind setup, memory optimization, and diagnostic tools like Turbopack tracing.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Next.js 16+ allows coding agents to connect to your development server and interact with your application’s internals. This article explains how to install and configure next-devtools-mcp, what capabilities it unlocks, and how agents can use it to assist with error detection, migrations, and intelligent code generation.
Markdown and MDX are powerful tools for writing content in Next.js.. This article explains how to install dependencies, configure your project, use .md and .mdx files, load content dynamically, define custom components, and style your content using Tailwind and shared layouts.
As Next.js applications grow, memory usage during development and production builds can increase significantly. This article outlines strategies to reduce memory consumption, including dependency trimming, Webpack optimizations, disabling static analysis, managing source maps, and using heap profiling tools.
Next.js 13 introduced the App Router — a modern, powerful alternative to the classic Pages Router. This article walks you through a smooth migration process, including version upgrades, layout setup, component updates, data fetching, API routes, styling, and codemods. You’ll learn how to transition gradually while keeping your app stable and future-ready.
Multi-Zones in Next.js allow you to split a large application into smaller, independently deployed apps. Each zone handles a specific set of routes and can be developed separately. This article explains how to define zones, configure assetPrefix, route requests, use proxy logic, share code, and support Server Actions across zones.
OpenTelemetry بینش عمیقی در مورد عملکرد و رفتار برنامه Next.js شما ارائه میدهد.
Efficient package bundling in Next.js improves performance and reduces load time. This article explains how to analyze bundles using @next/bundle-analyzer, optimize imports with experimental options, and control server-side dependencies using serverExternalPackages.
