Whop improved Real Experience Score 200% with Next.js App Router
Whop, an online marketplace for digital products, migrated from Ruby on Rails to Next.js and adopted the App Router to improve page speed and developer experience, achieving a 200% increase in their Real Experience Score.
, an online marketplace for digital products, recognized the importance of having a seamless developer and end-user experience and aimed to transform their platform with a modern tech stack. Whop
To achieve this, they focused on migrating from Ruby on Rails to , quickly followed by the incremental adoption of for even better page speed and developer experience.Next.jsApp Router
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