[DEMO] How to decouple your Symfony frontend using Next.js on Upsun

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DISCLAIMER:
This is an example codebase on how to decouple a Symfony frontend using Next.js with Upsun.
This repo contains the final result you should obtain following this blogpost.
This repo is meant to be maintained by the community.

Features

• PHP 8.3
• Composer-based build
• NodeJS v22

Structure

• main branch contains the starting point of the blogpost: a monolith Symfony application to host on Upsun
• decouple-frontend branch contains the final result of the blogpost: a Symfony API application as backend and a Next.js application as frontend, displaying the list of blogpost + single page for each of them

Resources

• Upsun PHP documentation

Contact

This template is a demo application and is not maintained by the Upsun Developer Relations team, but they will be notified of all issues and pull requests you open here.

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This template has been specifically designed to deploy on Upsun.

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