Nexar: application architecture for Next.js App Router apps
I'm excited to announce Nexar, an application architecture designed for Next.js App Router apps.
What is Nexar?
Nexar is a modular and layered application architecture to develop scalable, maintainable, and well-organized monolith codebases with the new Next.js App Router.
I designed it to be straightforward, minimal, and pragmatic while offering the benefits of application architectures.
Why Nexar?
A well-defined architecture helps developers understand the system and their role in building it. It promotes effective communication, collaboration, and alignment with business goals across different teams while enforcing clear conventions.
Engineering teams work better and faster when they agree on a specific, well-defined architecture that fits their use case. Nexar provides that, assuming it fits your use case.
OpenTask: an open-source reference implementation
I designed Nexar while building OpenTask, an open-source and responsive MVP task management web application created as part of a Next.js App Router case study I wrote.
You can browse OpenTask's codebase to see how it implements Nexar in its tiny details.
Collaboration
I invite you to read Nexar's docs, join the discussion, and share your thoughts. Let's evolve it together.
Related posts
- Building OpenTask with Next.js App Router and RSCs
- React Server Components and a new hybrid web app model
- What is software architecture?
- Accelerate Your Startup Success with the Next.js App Router
Does Nexar make sense for you?
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Nexar: application architecture for Next.js App Router apps by Flavio Silva is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.