Kirimase: The Tutorial β Kirimase is a complete game-changer! It's a command-line tool designed to accelerate the development of full-stack Next.js apps. This guide provides an introduction to Kirimase along with instructions on how to use its commands, all with the goal of creating a Linktree clone // NICO ALBANESE
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π¦ Packages / Tools / Repos
RSC Devtools β A browser extension that lets you record streaming data from React Server Components in order to visualize and explore it // ALVAR LAGERLΓF
shadcn-chat β Customizable and re-usable chat component built on top of shadcn/ui. // JAKOB HOEG MΓRK
react-use β A collection of essential React Hooks like useClickAway, useAsync and useInterval // VA DA
Next.js S3 Upload β This package provides all of the pieces needed to upload files from your Next.js application to S3 // RYAN TORONTO
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Evolving Vercel Functions β Increased concurrency, long running functions, faster cold starts, and more. A summary of all the improvements to Vercel Functions. // LEE ROBINSON
Introducing AI Integrations on Vercel β You can now add models and services from AI providers such as Pinecone, ElevenLabs, and Replicate into your Vercel projects with a single click. // JARED PALMER
π¦ By the end of 2024, youβll likely never need these APIs again β Big news! Major updates are coming to React this year. React Compiler (formerly known as React Forget) is going to make memoization, such as `useMemo`, `useCallback`, and `memo`, obsolete. The new `use` hook will replace `useContext`, and my personal favorite, `ref`, will become a prop, so bye, bye `forwardRef`! // ANDREW CLARK
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