Epic Next.js 14 Tutorial: Learn Next.js by building a real-life project: Part 1

Hello, you wonderful people; in this post of many, I would like to introduce you to what we will be building. With the popularity of Next.js 14 and Strapi and how they can empower you to build cool things, we are going to work on building a project together to cover all the awesome aspects of Next.

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Million Lint is in public beta

It’s launch time. After three months and hundreds of commits, we invite you to try out Million Lint. The experience is not finished – there are a few known bugs and several missing features – but we are really happy with how it's shaping up and couldn't wait to share it with you.

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A Look at Common Caching Strategies, and how CQRS can Replace the Need in the…

Caching data is a useful pattern for any application that needs to serve high traffic and finds itself with latency requirements incompatible with the selected persistence choice.

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Avoiding Hydration Mismatches with useSyncExternalStore

How can this even be? We were promised isomorphic rendering - first on the server, then on the client. Write your code once, execute twice. Except that the server isn't the client.

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NEW Better together: Getting the most value from AI code generation tools

There’s no arguing that we’re in the midst of an AI boom. New tools, capabilities, and skill sets are emerging, and a massive upskilling wave is underway for both individuals and organizations.

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HTMX vs React: A Complete Comparison

The ultimate goal of HTMX is to provide modern browser interactivity directly within HTML, without the need for JavaScript. Although relatively new, with its initial release in late 2020, this frontend library has quickly caught the attention of the IT web community.

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JSR: What We Know So Far About Deno’s New JavaScript Package Registry

The JavaScript community is buzzing about JSR, a new package registry from the team behind Deno, a runtime for JavaScript, TypeScript, and WebAssembly based on the V8 JavaScript engine and Rust. The Deno team is no stranger to introducing alternative approaches to software development. Node.

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