A Full stack NextJs application with client and manager side walkthrough
In this article, we will walk through the process of creating a full stack NextJs application with both client and manager sides. NextJs is a popular framework for building server-side rendered React applications, and it provides a great developer experience.
Client Side
First, let’s start with the client side of the application. We will use NextJs to create a React application that will be served on the client’s browser. To get started, we need to install the necessary packages:
$ npx create-next-app client-app
After creating the client app, we can start building the UI and functionality using React components and hooks. We can also make use of NextJs features such as dynamic routing and server-side rendering to improve the performance of our application.
Manager Side
Next, let’s create the manager side of the application. This side will be used by the managers or administrators of the system to manage the data and resources. We can start by creating a separate NextJs app for the manager side:
$ npx create-next-app manager-app
Similar to the client side, we can build the manager app using React components and NextJs features. We can also implement authentication and authorization to control access to certain features of the manager side.
Integration
Once we have the client and manager sides built, we need to integrate them into a full stack application. We can use APIs and database connections to communicate between the two sides. NextJs provides a great way to create APIs using its API routes feature.
We can create API routes to handle data operations such as fetching, creating, updating, and deleting data. We can also use a database such as MongoDB or PostgreSQL to store the data for the application.
Deployment
Finally, we can deploy our full stack NextJs application to a hosting provider such as Vercel or Heroku. These platforms provide easy deployment and scaling options for NextJs applications.
With the client and manager sides integrated and deployed, our full stack NextJs application is ready to be used by users and managers. We have created a modern and efficient application using the latest web technologies.
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