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1. Build a Simple API in Next.js 13 App Directory

In this article, you will learn how to build a basic RESTful API in the new Next.js 13 app directory. Next.js 13.2 introduced a new approach to building APIs in the App Router (app), where we can create custom request handlers for a given route using the Web Request and Response APIs.

Build a Simple API in Next.js 13 App Directory

Topics Covered

  • Run the API Project on your Machine
  • Setup the Next.js 13 Project
  • Database Migration with Prisma ORM
  • Initialize the Prisma Client
  • Create the CRUD API in Next.js 13 Route Handlers
    • Handle GET and POST Requests
    • Handle GET, PATCH, and DELETE Requests
  • Test the CRUD API
    • Add a Feedback Item
    • Get a Feedback Item
    • Edit a Feedback Item
    • Fetch All the Feedback Items
    • Delete a Feedback Item
  • Conclusion

Read the entire article here: https://codevoweb.com/build-a-simple-api-in-next-js-13-app-directory/

2. Build a Simple Frontend App in Next.js 13 App Directory

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to create a frontend application in the new Next.js 13 app directory. Specifically, we'll be building a feedback application that allows users to create and delete feedback.

Build a Simple Frontend App in Next.js 13 App Directory

Topics Covered

  • Run the Full-Stack Next.js 13 Project Locally
  • Testing the Feedback Application
  • Install Dependencies and Configure Tailwind CSS
  • Create the HTTP Request Functions
  • Setup Application State with Zustand
  • Create the Client-Side Components - Create the Rating Component - Create the Statistics Component - Create the Form Component - Create the Feedback Item Component - Create the Feedback List Component - Group the Client-Side Components Together
  • Render the Feedback Components in a Server-Side File
  • Conclusion

Read the entire article here: https://codevoweb.com/build-a-simple-frontend-app-in-nextjs13-app-directory/