Top 10 AWS Architecture Blog posts of 2022

As we wrap up 2022, we want to take a moment to shine a bright light on our readers, who spend their time exploring our posts, providing generous feedback, and asking poignant questions! Much appreciation goes to our Solutions Architects, who work tirelessly to identify and produce what our customer

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Zustand vs. Signals

Over the years the React ecosystem has acquired a seemingly endless number of state management solutions. React developers now have a myriad of options beyond the once obvious and ubiquitous choice of Redux.

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What is Corepack in Node.js

With the release of Node.js 16.9.0 comes a new tool called Corepack. Corepack is described as a zero-runtime-dependency Node script that acts a bridge between Node projects and package managers like Yarn and Pnpm. Node.js comes with a package manager called NPM that gets installed with Node.

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Migrating a large, open-source React application to Next.js and Vercel

If your company started building with React 5+ years ago, chances are you implemented your own custom solution or internal framework. Many engineers and teams want to explore technologies like Next.js and Vercel.

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When to use gRPC vs GraphQL

TLDR: Use GraphQL for client-server communication and gRPC for server-to-server. See the Verdict section for exceptions to this rule. I’ve read a lot of comparisons of these two protocols and wanted to write one that is comprehensive and impartial.

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Fetching and caching Supabase data in Next.js 13 Server Components

The biggest announcement from Next.js Conf 2022 was the release of Next.js 13, which introduces a collection of improvements, most exciting of which is Server Components. The combination of Server Components and Suspense allow for a more streamlined, reimagined way to fetch and cache data in Next.

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Quality Management – Whose Responsibility is it Anyway?

In 1924, W. A. Shewhart of Bell Telephone Laboratories developed a statistical chart to control product variables. This chart is the beginning of statistical quality control as we know it. After the second world war, engineers W. Edwards Deming and Joseph M.

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