Next.js is a headless CMS that leverages many advantages of GraphQL, such as predictability, performance, development speed, stability, and flexibility. In this tutorial, we’ll create a new file getComment.js in the lib folder and add the following code. For the first time, we will use the code to getComment and make an HTTP request for a comment object to the next.js.

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Configuring HygraphSetting up our Next.js projectSetting up Roles & PermissionQuery data from HygraphBuilding our form layoutOpen Source Session ReplayCreating our API in Nextjs to interact with HygraphApp in actionDisplaying user commentsConclusion

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