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The Future of Next.js: Empowering Web Development In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, frameworks play a pivotal role in shaping the efficiency, scalability, and performance of applications. Among these, Next.js has emerged as a powerful tool that significantly enhances the development experience. Its versatility, robustness, and forward-thinking approach make it a frontrunner in the domain, promising an exciting future for developers and businesses. Next.js, built on top of React, brings a myriad of capabilities to the table, including server-side rendering, static site generation, and efficient client-side routing. Its ability to seamlessly navigate between static generation and server-side rendering offers developers the flexibility to create high-performing and dynamic web applications. One of the most compelling aspects of Next.js is its focus on performance optimization. With its intelligent pre-fetching and code-splitting capabilities, it ensures that only necessar

React Interview questions - Creation Code

 Top react interview question: 1. Differentiate between Real DOM and Virtual DOM?      Real DOM -    * it updates slow    * can directly update HTML   * create a new DOM if element updates   * DOM manipulation is very expensive   Virtual DOM -   * it updates faster   * can't update HTML directly   * updates the JSX if element updates   * DOM manipulation is very easy 2. What is JSX?        JSX is a shorthand for Javascript XML.this is a     type of file used by reacting which utilize the    the expressiveness of Javascript along with HTML     like template syntax. this makes the HTML file    really easy to understand. this file makes     application robust and boosts its performance.    Below is an example of JSX:                                  render(){                    return(                          <div>                          <h1>SUBSCRIBE TO CREATION CODE<h1/>                          <div/>);                         } 3. How can you embed two o