We've prepared 10 chapters filled with knowledge, key tips, real-life examples, and open-source libraries to help you make your Next.js app faster and more user-friendly!
Learn how to enhance your Next.js app's speed with techniques like SSR, SSG, and code splitting.
Address common issues such as large bundles, slow API calls, and inefficient caching for smoother performance.
Master optimization tools like Next/Image, script-loading strategies, and advanced rendering techniques to build efficient apps.
Optimize Core Web Vitals to improve search rankings and deliver a better user experience.
Benefit from actionable advice and best practices to create high-performance, production-ready applications.
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The guide covers code splitting, lazy loading, image optimization, rendering strategies, Core Web Vitals, and best practices for building high-performing Next.js apps
Break your app into smaller chunks with techniques like next/dynamic, automatic code splitting, and external module handling to reduce load times and enhance user experience
Use Next.js tools to prioritize critical images, enable lazy loading, adopt modern formats like WebP, and fine-tune image quality and sizing for better performance
Understand SSR, CSR, ISR, SSG, server components, and streaming to choose the best rendering approaches for speed and up-to-date content
Track and improve metrics like LCP, FID/INP, and CLS using tools like Lighthouse, CrUX, and Real User Monitoring (RUM)
Foster performance-focused development with performance budgets, code reviews, and optimized infrastructure like serverless functions and custom caching
Concisely introduces the core issue, providing context for the guide’s solutions and recommendations.
Provides architectural guidelines, optimization techniques, and tooling recommendations to help you build high-performing Next.js applications.
Briefly lists out the essential points covered throughout the chapter.