Exploring advanced Next.js routing conventions - LogRocket Blog
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One of Next.js' competitive advantages when it was released in 2016 was its built-in routing system. It supported both client-side and server-side rendering, so developers didn't have to configure a third-party routing library like React Router DOM.
The App Router has many features, including layouts, dynamic routes, nested routes, and a new set of routing conventions called parallel and intersecting routes. These features can be used to create advanced routing patterns.
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