Next.js Development
Web applications and customer portals with Next.js – fast, search-friendly and hosted where you need it.
dectria builds web applications, customer portals and SaaS platforms with Next.js. We work with the App Router, React Server Components and Server Actions, and we use TypeScript throughout – from the frontend to the API.
We use Next.js in client projects and in our own products. That is why we know the framework's strengths and its limits: caching, deployment outside Vercel, and the split between server and client components.
We host where it fits your project: on Vercel, on Cloudflare or on your own servers in the EU. We make that decision together, based on data protection, operating effort and cost.
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Your contact Marc Kornberger Contact for frontend & mobile What is Next.js – and when is it worth it?
Next.js is a React-based framework that renders pages on the server, pre-generates them statically, or combines both. This way, applications load fast and are readable for search engines while staying interactive.
It is worth it for applications with logic, login and data – portals, dashboards, SaaS products – that also need to load fast and be found. It is not worth it for pure content websites without app logic: a static generator such as Astro is leaner there. And switching only for the technology rarely pays off if your team already works deeply in another framework.
Next.js or Astro?
| Next.js | Astro | |
|---|---|---|
| Rendering | server, static or mixed, chosen per page | static by default, server rendering optional |
| JavaScript in the browser | React runtime on every page | only for interactive parts (islands) |
| Strength | applications with login, data and interaction | content websites, blogs, documentation |
| Typical uses | customer portals, dashboards, SaaS products | company websites – dectria.com also runs on Astro |
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Capabilities
What We Build with Next.js
Use Cases
Typical Use Cases
SaaS Platforms & Dashboards
Web applications with server-side rendering and role-based access control, in which users capture, analyze and approve data.
Customer Portals & Self-Service
Portals with login, document storage and automated workflows, through which your customers and partners handle requests themselves.
Websites with a Headless CMS
Content-driven websites where editors work in the CMS and Next.js delivers the pages fast and search-friendly.
FAQ
Next.js FAQ
Why does dectria use Next.js?
What about hosting and data protection in the EU?
Does dectria also handle operations?
Can we hand over an existing Next.js application to dectria?
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