Testing AWS Amplify Support for Next.js | Pages Architecture
In this video, I'm testing how well AWS Amplify supports the Next.js Pages architecture. @amazonwebservices @awsdevelopers
I've built an app that isolates and tests the 12 most important features of Next.js. I have been deploying the app to different hosting platforms to verify and document how well they support the Next.js Pages architecture.
I take you through the entire process of deploying the app to AWS Amplify, following the AWS deployment documentation. I also run automated Cypress tests against the deployed solution to check what features are working and what features are not.
Watch this video to see how well AWS Amplify supports the Next.js Pages architecture. This is a Next.js 13.4.16 app and I'm testing features like getStaticProps, getServerSideProps, Incremental Static Regeneration, Internationalization, and more.
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0:00 Introduction
0:30 What Next.js features are being tested
1:20 AWS Amplify Next.js Documentation
2:07 Deploying to AWS Amplify
3:34 Running the automated Cypress tests
4:50 Cypress test results
5:24 Verifying Next.js ISR support
7:57 AWS Amplify Next.js support results