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A Next.js + TypeScript starter built on the Frontend.horse live stream, using Chakra UI for building responsive interfaces.
Frontend Horse UI is a Next.js and TypeScript example project built during the Frontend.horse live stream, demonstrating how to combine the Next.js framework with the Chakra UI component library for a typed React application. The repository is based on the official "with-typescript" example from Vercel and adds a practical walkthrough of TypeScript setup.
Frontend Horse UI is a minimal Next.js project that shows how to use TypeScript with Next.js, using Chakra UI as the styling and component layer. It takes a fresh Next.js app and adds TypeScript configuration, type declarations for React and Node, and a type-check script for running tsc separately. It runs on the Next.js framework and was created by the developer during a Frontend.horse live stream.
next dev automatically creates a tsconfig.json with recommended settings once .ts/.tsx files are present.tsc in noEmit mode for separate type checking in CI or test suites.npx create-next-app --example with-typescript.The project uses create-next-app to bootstrap the example. After installing TypeScript and the type declarations for React and Node, you run next dev. Next.js detects .ts/.tsx files and creates a tsconfig.json automatically. You can then use the type-check script to run TypeScript's compiler in noEmit mode.
Yes, the repository is a public example based on the official Next.js with-typescript starter, so it can be freely cloned, modified, and deployed.
It includes a Next.js project with TypeScript, minimal page components, and instructions for adding type declarations and a type-check script. Chakra UI is part of the project, according to the repository topics.
Run npx create-next-app --example with-typescript with-typescript-app and then install dependencies, or clone the repo and run npm install and npm run dev.
No, it's a front-end project that can be deployed statically on Vercel or run locally without a server component.
