Add routing with NextJS - Web Front-end Development | Lesson 49 (Free Coding Bootcamp)

[@j3rxed]

I'm following this tutorial however I think I'm using a new version of NextJS compared to the one in the video here so in order for the Links to work, I had to include this prop called legacyBehavior which makes the code look like this:
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[@CodewithVincent]

Thanks for sharing! I'll pin this comment

[@CodewithVincent]

What did you learn this lesson?

[@masternobody1896]

you are a legend

[@abdullah5246]

I'm currently learning React and Express, and this video is a great addition to these techs. Thank you!

[@CodewithVincent]

Yeah NextJS is a great :)

[@dimitmoto1716]

Super video, thank you!
One note: tag is not needed inside Link tag.

[@CodewithVincent]

Oh I was following the documentation on nextjs and their examples used an tag! But I guess it's not really necessary

[@dimitmoto1716]

@@CodewithVincent oh I didn't know that it was on documentation. I didn't put tag inside the Link tag and worked fine. I also disabled javascript ( so the css was gone) and it appeared as normal links ( I didn't need to do that, I could just check the dom from the devtools)

[@dimitmoto1716]

@@CodewithVincent actually you are right we must put the a tag in order the browser appear the content between it as link. If we don't put it inside a tags it will work as link, it will be clickable but it will not have the default browsers link style.

[@ryu-pg4rs]

just saying that u forgot to add lesson 48 to the playlist :)

[@CodewithVincent]

Thanks! Good catch :)

[@roderickluces5040]

nice

[@CodewithVincent]

Thanks!

[@GBSZ12]

hi

[@CodewithVincent]

Hello :)

[@kelseynoelcook]

Great video! I am studying full stack development right now. Should I study C++ too?

[@CodewithVincent]

@@kelseynoelcook you should be fine without c++ as a full stack developer

[@kelseynoelcook]

@@CodewithVincent thank you!!!