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Next.js Articles on Flatlogic Blog

Updated Version Of Next/Tailwind Stack

We've introduced a new Bulk Import feature that allows you to create multiple records in one click by uploading a single CSV file.

by Alesia Sirotka • 5 min read

Flatlogic Introduces React Tailwind Next.js Stack!

We are happy to announce that now you can create your terrific web applications using our new stack – React Tailwind Next.js!

by Alesia Sirotka • 5 min read

React Application Fetch Data [Guide]

This article will guide you on how to fetch data in React with different approaches

by Alesia Sirotka • 5 min read

Next.js vs React: Which One to Choose for Your App in 2023

What’s better: React or Next.js? Compare both technologies and learn more about the difference between a a library and a framework.

by Alesia Sirotka • 7 min read

Caching NextJS Apps with Serverless Redis using Upstash

This article performed by Flatlogic team will help you in creating caching Nextjs apps with Upstash. Check it out!

by Ishan Manandhar • 5 min read

What is Next.js? Top 7+ Next.js Templates

This article is about what is next.js framework and top next.js templates.

by Eugene Stepnov • 5 min read

What is Angular?

Angular is a client-side, open-source JS framework. It's a popular solution for front-end development following the MVC, or Model-view-controller architecture.

by Alesia Sirotka • 5 min read

React Native vs. Flutter: The Key Differences Every Mobile App Developer Should Know [Guide for Beginners]

Flutter vs react native is not just a hot topic for discussion, but a real throwdown. Learn more here!

by Katarina Harbuzava • 15 min read

9+ Angular Bootstrap Themes Worth Your Attention

Angular is a Javascript framework for building complex web applications and interfaces. Thus, Angular admin themes and templates help create various types of web applications such as SaaS, E-commerce, CRM, Appointment applications, and many others.

by Eugene Stepnov • 14 min read