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Create dynamic routes with next.js

Tomasz Łakomy
InstructorTomasz Łakomy
  • next
    Next.js

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While building an app we may not know what kind of routes we're going to have. As an example, we don't know the title of every blogpost we're going to write (assuming that we're going to write more than one).

In this quick lesson we're going to learn how to create dynamic routers with Next.js so we can render a page for every blogpost we may end up writing in the future.

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