From getting started example uses webpack’s Hot Module Replacement, works great at local environment. The Link component(?) uses client-side history support. Feels similar to Turbolinks.

NEXT.js, the only special directories are /pages and /public. Having brackets ([]) in the page name makes it a dynamic route. as prop of Link make use of browser history. A lot of hidden conventions.

unfetch to fetch a JSON API. Returned Promise. I know to use then, but then Promise returns Promise { <pending> }. Feeding it to React, React complains it cannot render Promise, I need something like stateful component (?).

That’s all for now.