Testing the Proof of Concept - Next.js Every Feature (Part 3)

Welcome to part three of my series, where I'm building an application that uses every feature of Next.js. I've created a proof-of-concept app and want to try hosting it on Vercel. ‪@VercelHQ‬
Join me as I walk through my Vercel dashboard, import my Git repo, and deploy my app in just over a minute. Then, I demonstrate how to run automated tests against the hosted app using Cypress to ensure all the core features of Next.js are working as expected. I'm glad my proof-of-concept app is working so I can build out more features and test out more hosting providers.
So, if you're interested in Next.js and testing different hosting providers, come along with me on this journey, and let's see what we can learn together!
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0:00 Introduction
0:22 What are we testing today
1:30 Hosting the Next.js app in Vercel
3:06 Running the automated Cypress tests
4:27 The Cypress test results
5:03 What Features and Hosts do you need to be tested?

[@nehemiahjeyakumar]

How about on-demand ISR?

[@ThomasDoesDev]

That's not yet in there, so I'll add that to the list of features to get working in the app and test! Thanks for the feedback.

[@ThomasDoesDev]

On-Demand ISR testing has been added to the project. Expect it upcoming videos!

[@nehemiahjeyakumar]

@@ThomasDoesDev Thank you so much.