NextJS 13 doesn't allow <a> tags within next/link <Link> tags

[oscarmrom]

You'll get an error in the console when you use the code as is on NextJS 13 that tags are no longer supported.

Removing them and moving the styles out to the <Link> tag is the fix.

https://nextjs.org/blog/next-13#nextlink

[phonty29]

go to SidebarLayout and get rid of tag inside your <Link> tag. Href should be in <Link>

[am1ru1]

@alexeagleson : might be a good opportunity to do a Youtube review of Next v13 and this template?

[alexeagleson]

@am1ru1 it's a great suggestion, I must confess however I switched companies very shortly after recording this video and I actually no longer work on a Next.js tech stack anymore so I unfortunately wouldn't be a good resource on what's newest and coolest in v13

That said I don't want to mislead anyone so I'll see if I can eat least find a good way to edit the readme and include a note on the video that some issues may be related to the version change

Appreciate your time for commenting

[am1ru1]

@alexeagleson : good to hear that news. I do appreciate your sharing on the next-js template, so thank you!

It is rare to find materials on "standardizing" project for collaboration with teams, so that might be an idea for your next Youtube video on whichever stack that you are currently on?

[alexeagleson]

I've actually taken a big dive and gone almost all-in on Rust. I work on a Rust backend supporting three different consuming frontends (Typescript & React via Electron, Kotlin for Android and Swift for iOS).

It's an incredible space with tons of potential, but is definitely overkill for the majority of standard web applications (I'm currently working on projects where both performance and security are critical). Nevertheless I think there's a lot of opportunity for more learning materials out there, I personally (because it's such a large mental shift) think I probably need to spend at least another year or so with it before feeling confident enough to develop guidelines and materials to the same level I felt with exclusively web based tools.

I've started dipping my feet in a little bit, but still have a lot to learn 😃

https://dev.to/alexeagleson/how-to-set-up-a-fullstack-rust-project-with-axum-react-vite-and-shared-types-429e

I'm aware there is definitely a shortage and appetite for in-depth learning material on practical project architecture at scale, so I look forward to finding the right time to share some of the amazing things I've had the opportunity to learn on that subject this year.