Recently I set about on a quest to get Next.js (v10) to work with Storybook. It seemed straightforward at first but it proved to be quite the gauntlet. Once I got it working, I decided to write this…

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Next.js (v10) works with Storybook. Here's how to get started with Next.js + Storybook in your project. The tutorial assumes that you already have an existing next.js project up and running. The storybook service offers a ton of cool features including something called UI Review.

Getting Started With Next.js + Storybook

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