Next.js: The React framework that lets you build full-stack web apps with zero config - server rendering, static generation, and API routes built-in. 137k+ stars, trusted by Netflix, TikTok, and Hulu.

Tired of configuring webpack, setting up SSR, and stitching together a dozen tools just to build a modern React app? Next.js solves this by giving you a complete framework that works out of the box. You get server-side rendering, static site generation, API routes, automatic code splitting, and built-in CSS support - all with zero configuration required.

What sets Next.js apart is its hybrid approach: you can pre-render pages at build time for blazing speed, render on the server for dynamic content, or go fully client-side - all in the same app. The new App Router brings React Server Components to production, letting you build faster apps with less JavaScript. Plus, the integrated Rust-based tooling (thanks to SWC) makes builds significantly faster than traditional webpack setups.

With 137k+ GitHub stars and adoption by companies like Netflix, TikTok, and Hulu, Next.js has become the de facto standard for React applications. Whether you’re building a blog, an e-commerce site, or a complex web app, you can go from npx create-next-app to production deployment on Vercel in minutes. The learning curve is gentle, but the ceiling is incredibly high.

⭐ Stars: 137659
💻 Language: JavaScript
🔗 Repository: vercel/next.js