A minimal Github clone built on nextjs app router.
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A minimal Github clone built on nextjs app router.
A router events alternative for Next 13+ with app directory
My Own Digital Home on the Internet
Updated version Next-Spotify built using Next.js, React, TailwindCSS, and BetterAuth
🔋 Next.js (App Router) + Tailwind CSS + Typescript Starter Template
Next 13 / Vanilla Extract / RSC
🎈 Mantine + T3 Stack Starter Kit
Next.js13+ app directory + Tailwind CSS + TypeScript starter packed with useful development features.
A "single implementation" for both server and client in Next.js is possible, including managing cookies seamlessly across both environments.
features in this nextjs app router version 13: 1)File based routing 2)Client and server components 3)Server side rendering 4)Client side rendering 5 )Backend api route handlers (controllers in node.js) 6)Mongodb and nodejs inside nextjs !!!!! 7)Dynamic routes
🔗 Minimalist App for your links.
Empower Instagram sellers with an all-in-one platform to manage inventory, orders, and customers seamlessly on Instagram. Automate your sales process, increase efficiency, and enhance your Instagram selling experience.
A directory of apps for autistic people evaluated by ease of use, sensory impact and cognitive load.
Explore bookmark lists created by others and share your own bookmark lists
A Python module offering a unified API for easy retrieval of OS-specific application directories, enhancing data management across Windows, Linux, and macOS
DevFlow stands as a comprehensive web application, meticulously crafted to serve as the ultimate hub for developers. Built using Next.js 14, TypeScript, MongoDB, and Tailwind CSS, the platform not only ensures a fully responsive and SEO-optimized experience but also incorporates cutting-edge features that elevate the coding journey.
👾 Remaking "roundest-mon" by @t3dotgg using Next.js 13 App Directory
Thewatchspot, online watch shop
Next.js starter template with themes support in the new app directory
To associate your repository with the app-directory topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."