Pages Router vs App Router in Next.js - Key Differences

0:00 Intro
0:48 Pages still supported
1:46 Folder-based Routing
3:23 _app & _document gone
4:28 Data Fetching
5:37 Static Site Generation (SSG)
6:07 SEO
6:57 API Routes
8:02 Revalidation & Caching
9:11 Server Components

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[DannyCare]

Out of all of the videos I've watched on these changes, yours made the most sense to me. Clear, straight to the point and descriptive with examples. Thank you!

[goodnewsjohn]

if i pass this test i am coming back with my testimony... nice tutorials. I watched more than two times. Thanks

[developerap]

Very good explanation easy and short. All major part covered Thank you!

[AlanDanielx]

Very well explained. Congrats for a great video

[magne]

7:15 "Make sure to name the API route files as `route.js`. That's how they differ from other `page.js` routes" ... Next.js API design in a nutshell. Why didn't they call API routes 'api_route.js' or 'http_requests.js' so you can actually differ API routes from other routes? Now people will wonder if 'route.js' will override the filesystem routing or whatnot..