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Can you explain the difference between static generation and server-side rendering in Next.js?

Static generation creates HTML at build time while server-side rendering generates HTML on each request. Static generation is faster for users since it serves pre-rendered pages, whereas server-side rendering is…

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How do you handle environment variables in a Next.js application, and why is it important?

In Next.js, environment variables can be managed using .env.local, .env.development, and .env.production files. It’s important to use them to keep sensitive data, like API keys, secure and to allow different…

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How can you implement server-side rendering with Next.js to enhance the performance of an AI-driven application?

You can implement server-side rendering in Next.js by using the getServerSideProps function in your pages. This allows data to be fetched at request time, providing a fresh response that incorporates…

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Can you explain how Next.js handles server-side rendering and its implications for application performance and SEO?

Next.js enables server-side rendering (SSR) through functions like getServerSideProps, which fetch data at request time. This enhances performance by delivering pre-rendered pages and improves SEO by ensuring that search engines…

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