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Documentation Blog Learn Pages Router Set up a new Next.js app Welcome to Next.js Editing the Page Navigate Between Pages Set up pages Pages in Next.js Link Component Client-Side Navigation Layout Component Assets, Metadata, and CSS Setup Assets Metadata Third-Party JavaScript CSS Styling Global Styles Polishing Layout Styling Tips Creating a simple blog architecture Pre-rendering and Data Fetching Set up Pre-rendering Two Forms of Pre-rendering Static Generation with and without Data Implement getStaticProps getStaticProps Details Fetching Data at Request Time Dynamic Routes Set up Page Path Depends on External Data Implement getStaticPaths Implement getStaticProps Render Markdown Polishing the Post Page Polishing the Index Page Dynamic Routes Details API Routes Set up Creating API Routes API Routes Details Deploying Your Next.js App Set up Push to GitHub Deploy to Vercel Next.js and Vercel Other Hosting Options

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API Routes

Next.js has support for API Routes, which let you easily create an API endpoint as a Node.js serverless function. Although it’s not necessary for our blog app, we’ll briefly talk about how to use it in this lesson.

What You’ll Learn in This Lesson

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

How to create an API Route.
Some useful information on API Routes.

Dynamic Routes Details

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What You’ll Learn in This Lesson