Next.js workshop | Boost performance and flexibility for modern web development
The most complete and versatile framework for React development
There are many ways to use React for web applications, but all of them require tooling, a bundler or a meta-framework. Especially when it comes to server-side rendering and backend tasks. Next.js is currently probably the most popular meta-framework in this ecosystem and also — as of today — the only one that offers an implementation of React Server Components. If you want to write a complex, efficient and future-proof application in React, Next.js is the way to go.
Batteries included!
Next.js is characterised by comprehensive integrations that offer developers numerous functions and tools for efficiently creating modern web applications. Server-side rendering, code splitting, API routing, etc. — everything needed to develop powerful and user-friendly applications is already included in the framework. This not only significantly reduces development time, but also minimises the need to integrate additional libraries or tools.
Get a head start now!
Our Next.js workshop is ideal for teams that have a good command of React but are just getting started with Next.js. Although Next.js is very user-friendly, it is important that you have a thorough knowledge of the framework and its best practices. The variety of features can be overwhelming, and without a solid understanding of the underlying concepts, developers cannot take full advantage of the possibilities. This includes understanding the principles of server-side rendering with RSC and how to make the best use of the Next.js APIs. Only through in-depth education and hands-on training can developers ensure that they are using Next.js effectively and efficiently to create high-quality web applications.
What we cover
Standard workshops aren't our style. We tailor the content to your knowledge and interests with customizable modules, so you can create your ideal workshop program.
Content Modules
- Server Side Rendering and React Server Components
- Nested Routing, Layouts and Pages
- Navigation and Metadata
- Fetching, Caching and APIs
- "use client", Client Components and the Client Boundary
- Assets: Fonts and Images
- Form Validation and React Server Actions
- Streaming UI and Suspense
- Error Handling
- Next.js and TypeScript
Currently migrating your frontend stack to Next.js? This workshop is often combined with a crash course in modern JavaScript. Based on a personal preliminary talk, we create a workshop program tailored to your individual needs. Just write us an email or give us a call!
Your contacts for our Next.js workshops: Paul Torka and Michael Jaser
Our Next.js workshop at a glance
Language
You can book this workshop in English or German. Workshop materials such as slides and exercises will be in English.
Time and place
1 to 2 days of workshop sessions either inhouse or remote. If needed we are also happy to organize a venue in the Munich area (including catering).
Participation fee
The basic price for this workshop starts at 3290 EUR/day, covering included services, trainer(s) and all the workshop materials you'll need. Are you interested in further information? Just write us an email and get your personal offer today!
The benefits of our Next.js workshops
No boring lectures. Instead of spending hours discussing theory, our workshops get straight to the point. 75% of the time is spent coding, we promise!
Optimal support. We don't abandon workshop participants who may fall behind. From our teaching experience we know how important quick help is when someone gets stuck.
Practical exercises. Abstract exercises are fine, but we prefer to solve the tricky problems that arise in everyday development.
Up-to-date content. Our slides and exercises are updated continuously to the latest Next.js version.
Customized content. In a preliminary discussion we mix and match the desired workshop topics with the participants.
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Your person in charge for Next.js workshops
Johannes is Co-Founder of Peerigon and longtime member of the Core Team of Webpack. Since 2013 he has given lectures on JavaScript, TypeScript and node.js for the Faculty of Computer Science at the University of Applied Sciences Augsburg. Johannes speaks regularly at conferences, with his current areas of interest being scalable software architectures with TypeScript and optimized build processes. As a sought-after speaker at international events such as the JSConf in Iceland, the ReactiveConf in Prague and the Frontend Developer Love in Amsterdam, he actively demonstrates his commitment to the open source community.