On the heels of our announcement of free static deployments earlier today, we are excited to introduce a beta release of the upcoming Next.js 3.0, featuring next export , dynamic components and various bugfixes.

Next.js allows you to write React applications with server-rendering, automatic code-splitting, built-in component CSS with one command. To get started, populate pages/my-route.js directory with a file that exports a component:

export default ( ) => (

< p > Welcome to my React App ! < / p >

)

Install it with npm install next react react-dom , run next and navigate to http://localhost:3000/my-route . That's it! To learn more, read the 5-minute README or check out our 2.0 announcement blogpost .

Link to heading Next-Export

Until today, you would run next to develop, next build to compile the production app and next start to serve it.

We are now introducing a new subcommand: next export . It will seamlessly build your Next.js app as a standalone static website.…