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Next.js App Router pages are built using server components for server-side rendering and server actions to handle data mutations directly on the server. This approach streamlines creating dynamic, data-driven UIs without writing separate API endpoints.

Data fetching and Suspense streaming in Next.js are implemented by asynchronously fetching data within server components and wrapping the dynamic content in a Suspense boundary. This allows the UI to stream progressively as data becomes available.

Yes, you can use a Next.js frontend with a Rails API backend. The Next.js application handles the UI, server components, and routing, while integrating with the Rails API backend for data persistence and management.

SEO metadata is configured in a Next.js App Router application by exporting a metadata object or generating metadata dynamically within your server components. This approach programmatically controls title tags, descriptions, and other search engine optimizations.

Yes, this Next.js development approach supports deployment to both Vercel and AWS. You can configure and deploy your server-rendered applications, utilizing server actions and App Router features, directly to either of these hosting platforms.