Is there anything else that is necessary for me to deploy besides the. next folder?

[bbhxwl]

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Is there anything else that is necessary for me to deploy besides the. next folder?
Then which command should I run to run on the server?

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[icyJoseph]

You need your public folder too. Are you using standalone? if not, you also need the node_modules. Like a simple build and run strategy is: npm run build && npm run start.

[icyJoseph]

@bbhxwl you need Node.js higher than 19.8.x maybe just go for LTS

[bbhxwl]

I recommend App Router, and also a bit of Pages Router later on, specially if you are planning to apply for a job, there might be apps still using Pages Router heavily, and with no intention to move away.

Specially, because Server Components, are a React feature, and that's gonna be available eventually in other frameworks as well. For example, https://github.com/wakujs/waku started as an experimental kind of thing, and now it has become much more mature.

Can you recommend a beginner learning website or communication group for me?

[icyJoseph]

Often people refer to https://nextjs.org/learn/dashboard-app

Go through the react.dev docs too. Do remember that Next.js makes use of React and there are things better learned over there.

[icyJoseph]

Thank you. I heard that NextJS has a much larger user base than Nuxt.js, so I'm just starting out. However, I heard that the performance of NextJS app router mode seems to be much slower than before, right?

Here's an article exploring various React production apps, and a bunch of entries showcase performance boosts using Server Components.

• https://largeapps.dev/case-studies/advanced/

Teams are tackling performance head-on, using Next.js and modern React features to achieve substantial improvements in Core Web Vitals and overall speed

@bbhxwl did you manage to deploy? Good to always use the same Node.js version on your dev environment as in your production environment

If you did manage to deploy, please don't forget to mark as answered