Overview:

This product is a sample application that demonstrates the use of server-side rendering with TypeScript, Next.js, Redux Toolkit, and Material-UI. It utilizes various modern features such as createSlice, createAsyncThunk, and createEntityAdapter. The code is formatted and checked for syntax errors and unused imports in real-time using VSCode, Prettier, and ESLint.

Features:

• Visual Studio Code: The application is developed using Visual Studio Code, a popular code editor.
• TypeScript: The application is built using TypeScript, a typed superset of JavaScript.
• Next.js: Next.js is used for server-side rendering and provides a seamless development experience.
• Material-UI: Material-UI is a React UI framework used to style and design the application.
• Redux: Redux is utilized for managing the state of the application.
• Redux Toolkit: Redux Toolkit is a collection of utilities and abstractions that simplify working with Redux.
• createSlice: This feature allows for the creation of Redux slices with reduced boilerplate code.
• createAsyncThunk: This feature simplifies the process of defining asynchronous actions in Redux.
• createEntityAdapter: This feature provides a standard way of working with normalized data in Redux.
• createSelector: This feature allows for the creation of memoized selectors in Redux.

Installation:

To install the theme, follow these steps:

1. Download and install Visual Studio Code.
2. Install the TypeScript v3.7 or higher, making sure to include the Optional Chaining feature.
3. Install the following recommended VSCode addons: EditorConfig for VS Code, Prettier - Code formatter, and ESLint.
4. Download and install Google Chrome, as it is required for the application to run.
5. Install the Redux DevTools Google Chrome addon.
6. Download the related repository, “typescript-nextjs-redux-material-ui-example”.
7. Start the local development environment.
8. Build and start the production express server.

Summary:

This product is a sample application that showcases the use of TypeScript, Next.js, Redux Toolkit, and Material-UI for server-side rendering. It utilizes modern features provided by Redux Toolkit such as createSlice, createAsyncThunk, and createEntityAdapter. The code is developed using Visual Studio Code with real-time formatting, syntax checking, and organization of unused imports facilitated by Prettier, ESLint, and VSCode addons.