Information science Next. js / Introduction to React Development / Aki Miyoshi

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NEXT ONE : Learn how to develop back-end and front-end web applications with the popular JavaScript framework This book explains how to develop web applications using Nextjs/React. You can learn about both the back-end and front-end as you create examples. Although the application you create in this book is basic, it includes all of the basic functions of the application called CRUD Operations, so you can use it to develop applications that can be used as actual products. [Target audience] Web developers using Nextjs for the first time [Aim of this book (excerpt from this book)] The main aim of this book is to "learn with fun while creating". Therefore, you should not only read it with your own eyes, but also write code with your own hands as you learn. While reading it, you may find it difficult. However, the challenge to "you can do it with a little extension" is a shortcut to develop your own strength and gain confidence that you can do it by yourself too. [Nextjs version] Nextjs : 1414 [Contents] Chapter 1 Basic knowledge and preparation of development tools Chapter 2 Preparation for back-end development Chapter 3 Item Manipulation Capabilities Chapter 4 User Registration and Login Capabilities Chapter 5 Deploying Back-end Chapter 6 Preparation for front-end development / How to write React / Nextjs server components Chapter 7 User Registration and Login Pages Chapter 8 Item Pages Chapter 9 Deploying Front-end Chapter 10 brush-up [Author profile] Akira Miyoshi As he has been in several European countries and has handled many cases with overseas clients, he is familiar with the latest information such as the latest web technology, static site generators with little information in Japanese, and headless information. He will make use of the latest knowledge to solve problems in web-related fields.