Next.js

Next.js is my front-end framework of choice. It is the default way I build web and product surfaces for Duodode, and it plugs directly into Vercel for deployment and Supabase for backend.

What it is

A React-based framework for building full web applications. It handles routing, rendering, data fetching, and deployment in one cohesive model.

How I use it

• Building websites and product UIs for Duodode clients
• Shipping full apps with backend routes and data layers
• Pairing with Supabase for database and auth
• Deploying through Vercel with no extra ops
• Writing the front-end in modern JavaScript inside VS Code

Why it fits my workflow

Next.js compresses the distance between idea and deployed product. That is exactly the point for a build and ship operator. It also fits my preference for using the right tool for the job rather than over-identifying with any one framework (see Frontend Knowledge in Hendrix).

What it unlocks for me

• Production-grade apps from a small setup
• Native integration with Vercel for one-command deploys
• A clean bridge from Figma designs into real, performant UI
• Leverage for a lean operation like Duodode

Related

Node.js · Vercel · JavaScript · Frontend Frameworks · VS Code · Supabase · Deployment Workflows