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Plan a Next.js application or a change to an existing React project around its routes, data access and deployment needs. Start with the current application and the workflow to improve, then agree which behavior to retain, which framework features are useful and who will operate the result.
Choose rendering and deployment for each workflow
Next.js brings application conventions around React. The useful configuration depends on the routes and hosting model; choosing the framework alone does not establish a performance or search-ranking improvement.
- Server rendering: generate HTML for routes whose data and deployment model require it.
- Static generation: prepare suitable pages during a build; keep private user data out of public assets.
- Request-handling features: use an appropriate runtime, or keep the existing backend. A static export cannot execute dynamic server features.
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Plan a change to an existing React application
The Next.js and Create React App migration guide compares retaining an existing application temporarily, changing its build tool and adopting framework features. Use the frontend evaluation workbook to inventory routing, public configuration, assets, tests and hosting behavior before selecting the first migration step.
Plan the Next.js application boundary
Start with where Next.js code runs, then use our Next.js and Express comparison to assess API ownership with a tested public-read example. The guides below cover an existing Express migration and a separate NestJS service.
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