Next.JS/React

Why Next.js?

Next.js is used by some of the world's largest companies. It lets you build full-stack web, mobile and desktop applications, progressive web apps and MVPs, extending the latest React features and integrating powerful Rust-based JavaScript tooling to get to production fast.

How we work

We use Git to share code, and you'll always have the main version in a repository you own. We will always keep a copy of the code we produce, hosting a repository internally on our GitLab SaaS account.

We build front-end applications with React and Next.JS; for native apps we generally use React Native or the Ionic suite. For styling, we use Tailwind CSS and the BEM naming convention.

When back-end development or custom applications are needed, we use the Ruby and Elixir ecosystems. All code is developed with test suites.

For styling, we rely mainly on the Tailwind CSS framework, using BEM as the naming convention for customizations.

Blog

How to build a modular landing page in Next.js

Marketing campaigns have evolved over the last few years, and most of them now rely on landing pages. These pages are designed for conversion, guiding users toward a specific action: the goal of the campaign. Building a modular landing page on a reusable template isn't that hard. Here, you'll learn how to build the landing page of your dreams in Next.js.

How to Use DatoCMS's Awesome Structured Text Field in a NextJS App

At Cantiere Creativo, we are proud to be the place where DatoCMS was born, and we use Dato in a vast majority of our projects. In early 2021 Dato launched a revolutionary new feature that greatly enhances the experience of editors while inserting and managing content. In this post, we're going to walk through all you need to know as a developer to start using Structured Text in your website today.

Gatsby JS vs Next.js: which static site generator should you choose?

One of React's strengths is the complete modularity of its components. Although many React sites are dynamic single-page applications, its flexibility also lets us use it for static sites.
Gatsby was the first successful static site generator built on React, but the newcomer, Next.js, is getting a lot of attention. Will the comparison between the two be a fair fight?

How to Run A/B Tests with Next.js

In this article, you’ll learn what A/B tests are, how they work and why you should use them in your marketing campaigns. Then you’ll learn how to implement an A/B test on a Next.js landing page.

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