Wunder, a prominent player in the field, is making significant strides in simplifying decoupled projects' setup and configuration processes. Their "Next.js for Drupal multilingual template," available on GitHub, is set to transform how developers approach decoupled web projects in 2023. With just one command, this template promises to empower developers to create a fully decoupled Next.js website seamlessly integrated with Drupal as the backend.

The template's feature-rich offering includes multilingual support for both the backend and frontend, a content preview mode for editors, real-time frontend updates triggered by content changes, robust support for metatags and SEO, Elasticsearch-powered search indexing with a frontend interface, and comprehensive demo content for showcasing the site's capabilities. The template also caters to specialized needs such as decoupled Webforms, Drupal Paragraphs support (including nested paragraphs), frontend authentication, and end-to-end type safety.

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With a 45-minute workshop in DrupalCon Lille, Mario Vercellotti and Joshua Scott will guide developers through the process of implementing this template, demonstrating how its components seamlessly integrate and showcasing its potential as a foundational framework for future decoupled web projects. This workshop, "From zero to a multilingual Next.js site powered by Next-drupal and Drupal Recipes with one command!" caters to an intermediate-level audience and offers a practical, hands-on approach to leveraging this cutting-edge template in their web development endeavours. Secure your seats here.