Next.js is a React framework for building server-rendered and static web applications, offering routing, API management, and performance optimization. Frameworks provide structure and tools, unlike libraries which offer individual functions. Next.js actions manage server and client-side effects, simplifying data fetching and form submissions. An example shows a Next.js action fetching user data from an API. Firebase, a Google platform, offers tools for application development, including authentication and databases. Firebase integrates seamlessly with Next.js for backend functionalities. Deploying a Next.js app on Firebase Hosting uses the Firebase CLI. Firebase Authentication in Next.js involves installing the Firebase SDK and configuring it, followed by creating sign-in functions. An example shows an API route for user login using email and password. Firestore integration with Next.js allows easy creation and reading of documents; an example demonstrates GET and POST methods for interacting with the database. Combining Firebase and Next.js creates scalable, reliable, and efficient web applications.
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