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NextJS

5 Units24 Lessons

Unit 1

Introduction to React Fundamentals

Understanding React Components

Working with Props in React

Managing State and Lifecycle in React

Handling Events in React

Building a Simple React Todo Application

Unit 2

Node.js

Introduction to Node.js Basics

Real-world Node.js Project for API Development

Creating a Basic Node.js Server

Using Modules and NPM in Node.js

Unit 3

Getting Started with Next.js Basics

Setting Up a Next.js Project

Creating Pages in Next.js

Working with Next.js Links and Navigation

Styling in Next.js

Building a Simple Next.js Blog Project

Unit 4

Server-Side Rendering and Data Fetching in Next.js

Overview of Server-Side Rendering in Next.js

Data Fetching with getServerSideProps

Using getStaticProps for Static Generation

Handling API Routes in Next.js

Real-world Project: Dynamic E-commerce Site with SSR

Unit 5

Advanced Next.js Optimization and Deployment

Optimizing Images and Assets in Next.js

Performance Tuning with Next.js

Implementing Internationalization in Next.js

Deploying Next.js Applications

Real-world Project: Scaling a Next.js Enterprise Application

Unit 2•Chapter 3

Creating a Basic Node.js Server

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What module is required to create a basic HTTP server in Node.js?

The express module suffices.

The path module is needed.

The fs module handles it.

The http module is used.

How does Node.js handle multiple requests concurrently?

Using an event loop.

Via synchronous blocking.

Through multiple processes.

With threads by default.

What is the purpose of the listen method in a Node.js server?

To handle incoming data.

To close the server.

To log server errors.

To start the server on a port.

In Node.js, what risk comes from unhandled promise rejections?

The process may terminate.

Server ignores the error.

Requests are queued.

Memory leak occurs silently.

Why might a Node.js server use callbacks in request handling?

For immediate response only.

To block the event loop.

For synchronous execution.

To manage asynchronous operations.

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