Next.js 15 with Jimmy Lai and Tim Neutkens

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🗓️ 5 December 2024

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Next.js is an open source JavaScript framework developed by Vercel. It’s built on top of React and is designed to streamline web application development using server-side rendering and static site generation. The framework’s handling of both frontend and backend tasks, along with features like API routes and file-based routing, have made it an increasingly popular

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0:00.0	Next.js is an open-source JavaScript framework developed by Versal.
0:04.4	It's built on top of React and is designed to streamline web application development
0:08.6	using server-side rendering and static site generation.
0:11.8	The framework's handling of both front-end and back-end tasks,
0:14.8	along with features like API routes and file-based routing,
0:18.0	have made it an increasingly popular choice in the web dev community.
0:21.8	NextJS15 just released in October of 2024 and introduces significant upgrades, including
0:27.4	enhanced integration of turbopac and support for React 19.
0:31.0	Jimmy Lye is a software engineering manager at NextJS and Tim Nukens is the tech lead for NextJS
0:36.4	and TurboPack.
0:37.6	They join the show to talk about NextJS and what's new in version 15.
0:41.8	Kevin Ball, or K Ball, is the vice president of engineering at Mento and an independent
0:46.6	coach for engineers and engineering leaders.
0:49.3	He co-founded and served as CTO for two companies, founded the San Diego JavaScript Meetup, and organizes
0:55.3	the AI inaction discussion group through latent space.
0:58.6	Check out the show notes to follow KBall on Twitter or LinkedIn, or visit his website,
1:02.6	kball.l.lc. Hey guys, welcome to the show.
1:19.8	Hey, thanks for having us.
1:21.9	Yeah, good to see you.
1:23.0	So let's start out a little bit with some quick introductions.
1:26.2	So let's actually, I'll throw to you first, Jimmy.
1:28.1	Jimmy, do you want to introduce yourself and your background and how you got involved with next?
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