Re:Next.js 3.0 Preview: Static Exports and Dynamic Imports
by Rauchg on Monday May 15, 2017 @05:52PM
(#14345463)
1. We have plenty of examples with interoperation with Redux. Check out the `./examples` folder :)
We currently use global state at https://zeit.co to keep the authenticated user in memory without re-checking for every page transition.
You can think of Next.js's Router as a "strict subset" of RR. Definitely possible for us to simplify our codebase by switching to RR in the future.
2. Nothing about this framework is dependent on now.sh. We, however, did design now.sh to make deployment of applications as this as easy, fast and scalable as possible with collaboration in mind.
We currently use global state at https://zeit.co to keep the authenticated user in memory without re-checking for every page transition.
You can think of Next.js's Router as a "strict subset" of RR. Definitely possible for us to simplify our codebase by switching to RR in the future.
2. Nothing about this framework is dependent on now.sh. We, however, did design now.sh to make deployment of applications as this as easy, fast and scalable as possible with collaboration in mind.