Yes, NextJS can be used to build a static website and deployed on a monolithic back-end using node Express or NestJS. When NextJS is configured to generate static files, it creates all the necessary HTML, CSS and JavaScript files which can then be deployed on any static file server or backend server that is capable of serving static files. These files can be hosted on the back-end server using Express or NestJS. Additionally, NextJS also supports server-side rendering (SSR) which allows for dynamic content creation while leveraging monolithic back-end architectures.
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