Next.js FINALLY has Page Transitions Now

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#nextjs #react #coding Next.js finally has native view transitions and it means you can delete Framer Motion for good. In this video, you'll learn how to use the new View Transition API in Next.js with React's built-in ViewTransition component to add buttery smooth 60fps page and route animations, zero JavaScript overhead. If you're serious about Next.js performance, app router animations, and cutting bundle bloat, this is the Next.js tutorial you've been waiting for. If you'd like to add View transitions as a skill, you can do so using this link https://skills.sh/vercel-labs/agent-skills/vercel-react-view-transitions Github Repo: https://github.com/kulkarniankita/nextjs-view-transitions 🎁 Free Cheatsheet: https://dub.sh/nextjs-mistakes 🚨 Ready to go deeper? Build & deploy 7+ production apps from scratch: https://dub.sh/nextjscourse 🎥 What to check out next https://youtu.be/jJ9jPzPdyDg https://youtu.be/3WDyTuUo7Gg ⏰ Timeline 00:00 Introduction 00:49 Enabling View Transitions 01:11 Adding Element Animations 02:25 Page Transitions 04:13 Customizing Animations 06:13 Performance Benefits 🔗 RESOURCES 💌 Join Frontend Snacks 🍿 - my free weekly newsletter https://dub.sh/frontend-snacks Learn a new web dev + AI topic every week with cool visuals and code snippets, the latest news, and behind-the-scenes updates I don't share anywhere else. ✨ Grab my FREE Goodies (cheatsheets, templates & more) https://kulkarniankita.com/goodies ☎️ Book a 1:1 with me Coaching calls are limited - grab yours before they're gone: https://dub.sh/one-on-one-with-ankita 🐤 Find me here 🐦 Twitter: https://twitter.com/kulkarniankita9 💼 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kulkarniankita/