A comprehensive collection of Next.js resources, tutorials, and tools.

Best For: Developers building modern web apps with Next.js.

• Find tutorials like "Next.js Crash Course" for quick starts.
• Explore tools like "NextAuth.js" for authentication.
• Discover boilerplates for faster project setup.

Practical Tip: Use a boilerplate from this list in VSCode to kickstart a Next.js project with pre-configured Styled Components.

The official Next.js docs covering setup, routing, data fetching, and more.

Best For: Anyone learning or mastering Next.js features.

• Learn file-based routing for pages like /about.
• Master getStaticProps for static site generation.
• Set up API routes for backend functionality.

Practical Tip: Follow the SSG guide to pre-render a blog page in your Next.js app using VSCode.

A curated list of resources, tools, and examples for Styled Components.

Best For: Developers styling Next.js apps with CSS-in-JS.

• Find examples like styled buttons and cards.
• Explore tools like "styled-breakpoints" for responsive design.
• Discover integrations with Next.js and TypeScript.

Practical Tip: Use a styled button example from this list in VSCode to quickly style a Next.js component.

The official guide to using Styled Components in your projects.

Best For: Beginners and advanced users learning CSS-in-JS.

• Learn to create basic styled components like styled.div.
• Master dynamic styling with props and theming.
• Set up animations with the keyframes helper.

Practical Tip: Follow the theming guide to create a theme in your Next.js app, then apply it in VSCode.

A comprehensive resource for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript documentation.

Best For: All developers seeking reliable web dev references.

• Learn HTML tags like <div> and <section>.
• Master CSS properties like flex and grid.
• Understand JavaScript APIs like fetch for data.

Practical Tip: Use MDN in VSCode’s browser to look up fetch syntax while building a Next.js API route.

A tool to check browser compatibility for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript features.

Best For: Ensuring your web projects work across browsers.

• Check support for CSS Grid in modern browsers.
• Verify JavaScript features like async/await.
• Plan fallbacks for older browsers in your Next.js app.

Practical Tip: Check fetch support on Can I Use, then test your Next.js app in VSCode’s Live Server across browsers.

An all-in-one API documentation browser for web development technologies.

Best For: Quick access to docs for HTML, CSS, JS, and more.

• Search Next.js API docs for getStaticProps.
• Look up Styled Components syntax like styled.div.
• Reference VSCode keybindings for faster coding.

Practical Tip: Keep DevDocs open in VSCode’s split view to reference Next.js docs while coding.