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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.

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In less than 2 minutes, you can create a backend. Get a Postgres database, authentication and instant APIs to start your project. Real-time subscriptions are also available. You can build faster and concentrate on your products. Every project is a Postgres database, the most trusted relational database in the world. You can add user sign-ups or logins to secure your data with Row Level Security. Large files can be stored, organized and served. Any media, including images and videos. Without the need to deploy or scale servers, you can write custom code and cron jobs. There are many starter projects and example apps to help you get started. We will instantly inspect your database and provide APIs. Stop creating repetitive CRUD endpoints. Instead, focus on your product. Type definitions directly from your database schema. Supabase can be used in the browser without a build. You can develop locally and push to production as soon as you are ready. You can manage Supabase projects on your local machine.

TypeScript adds syntax to JavaScript to allow for tighter integration with your editor. Make sure to catch errors in your editor as soon as possible. TypeScript code can be converted to JavaScript and runs wherever JavaScript runs: in a browser, on Node.js, Deno, or in your apps. TypeScript can understand JavaScript and uses type-inference to provide great tooling for JavaScript without any additional code. 78% of 2020 State of JS respondents used TypeScript, and 93% said they would use it again. Type errors are the most common errors programmers make. A certain type of value was used when a different value was expected. This could be simple typos, failure to understand an API surface, incorrect assumptions about runtime behavior or other errors.