TypeScriptとReact/Next.jsでつくる実践Webアプリケーション開発

The "Dveloppement pratique d'applications Web cr avec TypeScript et ReactNextjs" book has garnered a positive reception from its readers, particularly those familiar with modern frontend development. Reviewers appreciate the book's practical approach which allows developers, even those with no prior experience in React, to read through it comfortably if they have a foundational understanding of web development. The book serves as a useful resource for grasping modern frontend concepts and is conveniently referenced during ongoing implementations. Users have highlighted that the book is especially beneficial for technical training, with some institutions incorporating it as part of their employee onboarding process in environments using Next.js. While the text primarily focuses on the Pages Router in Next.js 12, readers note the importance of understanding this older version to be able to discern the current state of Next.js resources online. The book has proven to be effective at introducing common development challenges, thereby helping newcomers acclimate to real-world programming environments. Despite its strengths, some critiques have emerged regarding the clarity and formatting of the content. Several reviewers mentioned challenges with readability, including awkward sentence structures and some outdated information in a rapidly evolving tech landscape, such as the absence of coverage for Next.js 14. Moreover, despite the book’s solid explication of key concepts and abundant code examples, some have found it less suited for absolute beginners due to its inclination toward conceptual explanations over hands-on practice. Overall, while the book has its flaws, especially with minor typographic errors and lacking up-to-date references, it remains a valuable resource for those deeply engaging with TypeScript, React, and Next.js who wish to strengthen their practical understanding of these technologies. **