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My problem was that I needed a simple persistent global state for my Next.js website. This is a redux boilerplate and I wrote it for myself at first to speed up my future project.
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Using a persistent global state in a Next js website is much more daunting than I thought! See my angry [twitter](https://twitter.com/fazlulkarimweb/status/1266463218265812992) 😂. You have to have a solid understanding of client-side and server-side rendering & how Next js is dealing with it! Obviously don't forget about the persistency feature and some performance drawbacks of in case of server-side rendering. So I created this boilerplate with a classic counter app example.
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Using a persistent global state in a Next js website is much more daunting than I thought! See my angry [tweet](https://twitter.com/fazlulkarimweb/status/1266463218265812992) 😂. You have to have a solid understanding of client-side and server-side rendering & how Next js is dealing with it! Obviously don't forget about the persistency feature and some performance drawbacks in the case of server-side rendering. So I created this boilerplate containing a classic counter app example.
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