Tapas Adhikary • 12/8/2023

How to navigate between routes in Next.js?

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This article explains how to navigate between routes in Next.js using the App Router. It covers two primary methods: the built-in <Link> component for client-side navigation with prefetching, and the useRouter hook for programmatic navigation. The article includes code examples for static and dynamic routes, such as linking to user profiles with IDs, and demonstrates in-page navigation using hash links. It is a technical tutorial focused on Next.js routing, making it relevant to web development and IT technology.

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