How should I structure pages in a Next.js application?

How should I structure pages in a Next.js application?

In Next.js, you typically structure your pages by creating a 'pages' directory. Each file in this directory corresponds to a route in your application.

What about dynamic routes? How do I handle those?

For dynamic routes, you can use square brackets in your file names. For example, if you want a route like '/post/[id]', you would create a file named '[id].js' inside the 'pages/post' directory.

Can I have nested routes in Next.js?

Yes, you can create nested routes by creating subdirectories within the 'pages' directory. For example, 'pages/blog/index.js' would correspond to '/blog'.

What about API routes? How do I set those up?

You can create API routes by adding a folder named 'api' inside the 'pages' directory. Each file in this folder will be an API endpoint.