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Next.js offers the best developer experience. It includes TypeScript support, hybrid static & Server rendering, TypeScript support and smart bundling. The interactive course includes quizzes and will help you learn everything you need about Next.js. Next.js supports internationalized (i18n), routing since version 10.0.0. Next.js can automatically handle routing by providing a list of locations, the default locale and domain-specific locations.

Markdown allows you write in a simple-to-read and easy-to–write plain text format. Then, it can be converted to structurally valid XHTML or HTML. Markdown is a combination of a plain text formatting syntax and a Perl software tool that converts plain text formatting into HTML. For more information on Markdown's formatting syntax, please refer to the Syntax page. You can test it right now using the online Dingus. The primary goal of Markdown's formatting syntax should be to make it as easy-to-read as possible. A Markdown-formatted document should look natural and unmodified. Although Markdown's syntax has been influenced a number of existing text-toHTML filters, the most important source of inspiration for Markdown is the plain text email format.

HTML is shorthand for HyperText Markup Language. It is the markup language used by all websites on the internet. HTML is the code websites use to create and structure their websites and web pages.

GraphQL is a query engine for APIs that can be used to create queries using your existing data. GraphQL gives clients the ability to ask for the data they need. It makes it easy to develop APIs over time and allows developers to use powerful tools. Send a GraphQL query directly to your API to get exactly what you want. GraphQL queries always return predictable results. GraphQL apps are stable and fast because they control the data they receive, not the server. GraphQL queries not only access the properties of a resource, but also follow references between them. GraphQL APIs can access all data required by your app in a single request, unlike REST APIs that require multiple URLs to load. GraphQL apps can be fast even with slow mobile network connections.