Notification system integration with Knock now in public beta
Vercel has released a new notification system powered by Knock as a public beta, enabling developers to easily integrate notifications into their Next.js applications using Knock's API and component library.
One of the main benefits of building with Next.js is the ease of leveraging APIs and components to integrate with best-of-breed, backend technology.quickly
Today released our as a public beta, made possible with the help of our integration partner , their powerful API, and robust component library. new notification systemKnock
This post will cover how we chose and implemented Knock for our notification center, and how you can use Knock to build notifications into your own application.
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