Next.js

Building Modern Web Applications with Next.js and Laravel

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QBYT Tech Team
Jan 15, 2026 8 min read

The Perfect Tech Stack Combination

At QBYT Solutions, we've found that combining Next.js with Laravel creates a powerful foundation for modern web applications. This stack offers the best of both worlds: a blazing-fast React framework and a robust PHP backend.

Why This Stack?

We chose this combination for several reasons:

  • Performance: Next.js provides excellent performance with server-side rendering and static generation
  • Developer Experience: Both frameworks offer outstanding DX with great tooling
  • Scalability: Built to handle growth from startup to enterprise
  • SEO-Friendly: Server-side rendering ensures your content is crawlable

Architecture Overview

Our typical architecture consists of:

  1. Next.js Frontend: Handles UI, routing, and server-side rendering
  2. Laravel API: Manages business logic, database operations, and authentication
  3. Database: PostgreSQL or MySQL for data persistence
  4. Redis: For caching and session management

Key Implementation Tips

1. API Authentication

We use Laravel Sanctum for API authentication, which works seamlessly with Next.js through HTTP-only cookies.

2. Data Fetching

Leverage Next.js's data fetching methods (getServerSideProps, getStaticProps) to fetch data from your Laravel API efficiently.

3. Type Safety

Generate TypeScript types from your Laravel API endpoints to maintain type safety across your stack.

Real-World Applications

We've successfully built various applications using this stack, from e-commerce platforms to management dashboards for our clients in Sabah and beyond.

Getting Started

If you're interested in building a modern web application with this tech stack, we can help guide you through the architecture decisions and implementation.

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