Ravgeet Dhillon • 7/29/2021

Progress Bar in Next.js

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This tutorial explains how to implement a progress bar in a Next.js application to improve user experience during route transitions. It covers installing the NProgress npm module, configuring it in the pages/_app.js file by listening to Router events like routeChangeStart, routeChangeComplete, and routeChangeError, and optionally disabling the spinner. The article includes code examples and a brief result demonstration, targeting developers working with Next.js and React.

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