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Question: Making part of the app static #3026
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Update 29 december 2019:You can achieve hybrid static/dynamic applications with Next.js: https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/pages Old reply from 2 years ago.
This is currently not possible (at least with the client side rendering) you either have a static or a dynamic app 😄
It highly depends, @arunoda might have some insights 👍
We're planning to release it very soon, we've waited a few days to make sure there are no issues 👍
Yes and no, we will only support React 16 going forward 👌 React 15 won't work with v4 |
Thanks @timneutkens !!! What do you mean its not possible with the client side rendering? I only want to be able to render part of the site with SSR, and generate another part staticly. I think I read in the docs that anything under the static directory will be generated in the build process and the rest will be accessible via SSR |
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Hi,
We are in the process of re-building our homepage and landing pages infrastructure and considering NextJS as a prime candidate. I few questions came up which I could find an answer in google and I was hoping for your help.
Thanks!!!!!
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