What is Dynamic Routing? 

Dynamic routing allows developers to generate different pages based on dynamic parameters in the URL. This technique is invaluable for creating personalized user experiences and handling varying content types efficiently. 

Next.js's Dynamic Routing Approach: Next.js streamlines dynamic routing by utilizing file-based routing. It automatically maps files to routes, making it easy to create dynamic pages with varying content structures. 

Step 1: Set Up Your Next.js Project 

Create a new Next.js project or use an existing one as the foundation for your dynamic routing implementation. 

Step 2: Create Dynamic Pages 

• Inside the `pages` directory, create a folder for dynamic pages, e.g., `products`. Create a file named `[slug].js` to handle dynamic content. 

Step 3: Access Dynamic Parameters 

• In your `[slug].js` file, access dynamic parameters using the `useRouter` hook. Fetch data based on the parameters and render the page accordingly. 

Step 4: Generating Links 

• Use the `Link` component from Next.js to generate dynamic links with the appropriate parameters, creating a smooth and user-friendly navigation experience.