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Creating SEO-friendly slugs is essential for URLs in Next.js applications. However, ensuring they remain unique can be tricky—especially when dealing with dynamic content like blog posts. In this guide, we’ll explore an efficient recursive approach to generate unique slugs using Prisma and slugify in Next.js 15!
Creating SEO-friendly slugs is essential for URLs in Next.js applications. However, ensuring they remain unique can be tricky—especially when dealing with dynamic content like blog posts.
In this guide, we’ll explore an efficient recursive approach to generate unique slugs using Prisma and slugify in Next.js 15!
