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A React framework for building full-stack web apps: you write the UI as React components and Next.js layers on routing, server and client rendering, and build optimizations. It auto-configures the lower-level tooling so you focus on the product instead of the setup.

Here: hosts the public site and the embedded Payload admin as two App Router route groups in one process.

A JavaScript library for building user interfaces from small, isolated, reusable pieces called components. Components are functions that return markup, letting you compose everything from a single button to a full screen.

Here: renders every page as server and client components, with the React Compiler handling memoization automatically.

An open-source, code-first headless CMS and backend framework for Next.js, written in TypeScript. You define your content models in code and it generates an admin panel, database schema, REST and GraphQL APIs, authentication and file storage.

Here: the content layer — collections, globals and the /admin panel, read in-process by pages through its Local API.

A utility-first CSS framework where you style elements by applying small predefined classes directly in your markup instead of writing custom CSS. It scans your templates and generates only the CSS you actually use, producing a small, optimized stylesheet.

Here: all styling via a CSS-first config in globals.css — there is no tailwind.config.js.

A fast testing framework powered by Vite that reuses your project's Vite config and transform pipeline, so tests run with the same setup as your app. It offers a Jest-compatible API plus watch mode, mocking, snapshots and coverage.

Here: unit and integration tests with a 90/85% coverage gate over lib and the API routes.