The Rise of Next.js Among Top Websites and Companies

Next.js, the React-based web framework created by Vercel, has quickly been adopted by many major websites and tech companies. Its benefits around performance, SEO, and developer experience make it an attractive option for building web applications.

Here are some of the top companies using Next.js:

• Netflix

  • Uses Next.js for internal tools and services
  • Plans to expand usage more broadly across their site

• Twitch

  • Uses Next.js to build its frontend web application

• GitHub

  • Relies on Next.js to power github.com

• Vercel

  • Uses Next.js for its main marketing website

• Uber

  • Uses Next.js for some marketing pages and internal tools

• Ticketmaster

  • Built its web and mobile site with Next.js

• Scale

  • Uses Next.js for its ecommerce website and blog

• Magic Leap

  • Next.js powers its main website

• Nike

  • Uses Next.js for some web properties and apps

• BBC

  • Uses Next.js for parts of its website and web apps

• Hulu

  • Uses Next.js for some marketing pages

• Twilio

  • Next.js powers its marketing site and docs

• Docker

  • Uses Next.js for its documentation site

• Segment

  • Next.js powers its marketing website

Next.js enables faster iteration with its component architecture and Hot Module Reloading. It can also generate static pages and sites, making it great for marketing, docs, blogs, and ecommerce.

As more companies adopt Next.js, it continues to disrupt web development. Its React-based server-side rendering model is becoming a go-to for production web applications.