Uses the Next.js 13 /app directory to organize routes, metadata, and layouts
nextjs13-rsc-windstitch-turbopack-starter — Next.js Starter Template
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A starter template based on Next.js 13, integrating the /app directory, React Server Components, Windstitch, Turbopack, TypeScript 5, and Radix UI Colors, with optional Pts.js animations.
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Implements React component revalidation in RSC via the revalidate property
Windstitch provides a styled-like API and polymorphic components to use Tailwind classes in React
Includes a custom VS Code settings.json to improve the Windstitch development experience
Integrates the Tailwind plugin for Radix UI Colors, with dark/light mode support
Uses the Turbopack build tool and TypeScript 5
Template Details
This template is for quickly starting projects that use Next.js 13, React Server Components (RSC), Windstitch (using Tailwind CSS in React), and Turbopack. The README states that it uses the /app directory to organize routes, metadata, and layouts, and organizes code in /modules via colocation. The template includes usage of the revalidate property for RSC components, Windstitch's styled-like API and polymorphic component support, a custom VS Code settings.json to improve the Windstitch development experience, a Tailwind plugin for Radix UI Colors with dark/light mode support, the Turbopack build tool, TypeScript 5, and optional animations powered by Pts.js. The README does not provide specific dependency version numbers, performance data, or statements about production readiness.
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Use Cases
- Starting a new project that uses the Next.js 13 /app directory and React Server Components
- Using Tailwind CSS via Windstitch in RSC-compatible components
- UI development that requires Radix UI Colors and dark/light mode support
- Projects that want to develop with Turbopack and TypeScript 5
Suitable For
- Developers who want to quickly try new features in Next.js 13
- Projects that need to use Tailwind styles in React Server Components
- Front-end developers who prefer TypeScript 5 and Turbopack
- Teams that want to reference a colocation code organization approach
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Pts.js animations are optional; the README states they can be removed if not needed
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- Partly documented · 73 / 100
- Technologies
- Next.js · React
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- Starter
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Source file / repository# Next.js 13 / RSC / Windstitch / Turbopack Starter Template to get you started with Next.js 13, RSC (React Server Components), Windstitch (Tailwind CSS in React), and Turbopack. This template will be updated as new features for Next.js 13 are released. ## Features of this template - 🚀 Next.js 13 with /app directory for improved organization - 🔄 Revalidation of React components in RSC with revalidate property - 🎨 Windstitch for Tailwind CSS in React with styled-like API and polymorphic components - 💻 Custom VS Code settings for improved DX with Windstitch - 👩🎨 Radix UI Colors w/ support for dark/light mode - ⚡️ Turbopack for extremely fast builds - 🔢 TypeScript 5 for performance improvements and new features - 🎉 Playful animation powered by Pts.js library (optional) ### tl;dr This is a template to get you started with Next.js 13, RSC (React Server Components), Windstitch (Tailwind CSS in React), and Turbopack. It uses colaction to organize your code (see /modules) and uses as much new features from Next.js 13 as possible. ### Next.js 13 with /app Next.js 13 introduces a new /app directory that is intended to contain all routes as well as meta data, layout definitions, and other colocated files. This is a great way to organize your application and is a big improvement over the previous approach. ### Revalidation of React Components With Next.js 13, you can now revalidate React (Server) components by simply adding a revalidate property as 2nd argument to the fetch function inside the RSC. Learn more. #### Windstitch for Tailwind Windstitch is a library that allows you to use Tailwind classes in your React components. It replaces the need for a CSS-in-JS library like Emotion or Styled Components and is compatible with RSC. Windstitch has a styled-like API and supports polymorphic components. ### Windstitch & VS Code To improve the DX of Windstitch, this template also includes a custom VS Code settings.json file. This extension allows you to use Tailwind classes in your CSS-in-JS files and provides autocompletion for them. It is not perfect yet, but it is still a great improvement over the default experience. ### Radix UI Colors Radix UI only provides a set of accessible React-components, but also an open-source color system for designing beautiful, accessible websites and apps. This template uses a Tailwind-plugin to automatically expose those colors w/ support for dark/light mode. ### Turbopack Turbopack is a build tool developed by Vercel that is written in Rust. It replaces the need for a bundler like Webpack or Parcel and is extremely fast. You should therefore notice a significant improvement in your build times. ### TypeScript 5 This template also uses TypeScript 5. TypeScript 5 introduces performance improvements, new features (like the satisfies-operator), and bug fixes. ### Demo by Pts.js Pts.js is a library for creative coding in JavaScript and powers the playful animation in the hero section of this page. Feel free to remove it if you do not need it. But I highly recommend you to check it out.
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