#37: Donut Components, Prisma ❤️ Kysely, Postgres Components, Caching Explained

Delicious Donut Components – An interactive guide with beautiful animations explaining the concept of component composition in React Server Components using a Donut metaphor

🧵 React Server Components does not require a server – Dan is raising awareness about the fact that RSCs don't necessarily need to run on a server

How to self-host a Next.js app on a Hetzner VM using Kamal – A step-by-step guide on setting up a self-hosted, standalone instance of Next.js using Kamal, detailing the entire process

The React Server Components Paradigm – Tracing the history of server-side rendering, analyzing the benefits and criticisms of React Server Components, and comparing their implementations in Next.js and Nuxt.js for Vue

Building background email notifications with Next.js, Resend and Trigger.dev – Marc is the creator of Papermark, an open-source alternative to DocSend. In this tutorial, he explains the process of implementing an asynchronous email notification system using Trigger.dev and Resend

▶ Next.js App Router Caching: Explained! – Learn how to fetch, cache, and revalidate data using the Next.js App Router

Prisma Kysely Extension – Combine Prisma and Kysely together to write type-safe raw SQL queries

next-route-handler-pipe – Create reusable function pipelines for your Next.js route handlers

React Postgres Components – An experiment on deploying remote functions that run inside Postgres using v8

drei/view – Easily sprinkle some WebGL / Three.js components with smooth and interactive animations into your React code. Check out the official thread for more details

What should we ship? – A couple of months ago, Vercel launched a new version of their website, adorned with subtle details and micro-animations. This 4800-word post delves into the behind-the-scenes processes involved in building such a website and highlights the effort invested, even in the parts that the user may not notice

Kind of annoyed at React – An opinion piece expressing frustration with the current state of React, written by someone with extensive experience using it

Vercel: Metrics for outgoing requests – Vercel logs now display the status, duration, URL, and a trace for each request

Vercel Blob: Up to 5 TB file transfers with Blob multipart uploads – Vercel Blob now supports storing files up to 5 TB with multipart uploads

Vercel and Netlify's Convenience Layer – Explaining how platforms like Vercel and Netlify go beyond basic hosting – they offer a "convenience layer." Learn why you should choose them for an easier and more feature-rich web development experience