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I've been building websites using a normal LAMP stack with javascript (and jQuery) for the frontend for quite a while. But I wanted to try using javascript for the backend as well. I'm just starting to learn next.js.
On the old way, if I have modified a php file, to see the effect I can just refresh the web browser. But I noticed that with next.js you can't see the change immediately. I have to stop the npm script, rerun the "npm run xxx" command, then refresh the browser. It's kind of time consuming.
Is there a way to automate this process?
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import Router from 'next/router'; Router. reload(); This will force the reload but without the hook, allowing you to do it wherever you need it outside of component function.
In this article, we will learn about the Fast refresh in the NextJS project. Fast Refresh is a new hot reloading experience that gives you instantaneous feedback on edits made to your React components. It is now enabled by default for all projects on Next. js 9.4 or newer.
It's a utility that enables hot reloading on Node-based servers, so that whenever you make a change to a server file and save -- it instantly starts to restart without any prompt from your part. But nodemon doesn't work out of the box with NextJS and requires a small amount of configuration.
To add Next. js to your project, you will not need to load the react and react-dom scripts from unpkg.com anymore. Instead, you can install these packages locally using the Node Package Manager: npm .
One common issue that causes this has to do with accidentally importing a component and making a minor typo with lowercase/uppercase naming conventions.
For example, you import a component named Navigation, as navigation.
This will still import Navigation, but the live reloading will be broken.
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