Adding AMP components to a Next.js webpage

Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) is an open-source framework designed to enhance webpage loading speed by enforcing strict guidelines on HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, thereby controlling how resources like media and ads are loaded. This tutorial explains how to use AMP components in a Next.js project to manage resource-intensive elements while adhering to AMP's rules. It discusses configuring webpages as either true or hybrid AMP pages, using the useAmp React Hook for rendering appropriate HTML, and validating AMP pages with tools like amphtml-validator. The guide also covers exporting AMP pages in Next.js, including the creation of hybrid pages that generate both AMP and standard HTML versions. Additionally, it mentions current limitations such as lack of official support for CSS Modules and TypeScript, while offering potential workarounds. The tutorial concludes with a brief introduction to LogRocket, a tool for monitoring Next.js applications to improve debugging and user experience.