<p data-pm-slice="1 1 []">Timothy Beamish of BenchSci discusses React and Next.js, two of today's most popular front-end frameworks. Host <a href= "https://www.se-radio.net/team/philip-winston/">Philip Winston</a> speaks with Beamish about components, routing, JSX, client-side and server-side rendering, single-page applications, automatic code-splitting, image optimization, and more. Beamish also details his experience moving a real-world application to Next.js.</p>

Timothy Beamish of BenchSci discusses React and Next.js, two of today's most popular front-end frameworks. Host Philip Winston speaks with Beamish about components, routing, JSX, client-side and server-side rendering, single-page applications, automatic code-splitting, image optimization, and more. Beamish also details his experience moving a real-world application to Next.js.

<p>Timothy Beamish of BenchSci discusses React and Next.js, two of today's most popular front-end frameworks. Host <a href="https://www.se-radio.net/team/philip-winston/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Philip Winston</a> speaks with Beamish about components, routing, JSX, client-side and server-side rendering, single-page applications, automatic code-splitting, image optimization, and more. Beamish also details his experience moving a real-world application to Next.js.</p>

SE Radio 557: Timothy Beamish on React and Next.js

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