Issue #45 // March 29, 2024 // Open web version |
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► Build an AI app in 5 minutes! – This speedrun tutorial shows using v0 to generate frontend code for your application, and the AI SDK to add support for streaming responses from LLMs.
How to Build Your Own ChatGPT Clone Using Clerk & AWS Bedrock – A comprehensive guide on how to build your own ChatGPT-like app. It's more than just a UI wrapper on top of OpenAI. You'll learn how to set up the backend on AWS, including integrating an open-source LLM
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Sponsor Next.js WeeklySupport Next.js Weekly by sponsoring one or multiple editions of this newsletter 📙 Tutorials, Articles & OpinionUtilizing useOptimistic() across the component tree in Next.js – A neat trick for optimistically updating data between two page components is by using React Context
Migrate Next.js app away from Vercel + PlanetScale to Fly.io – A step-by-step guide to deploying a Next.js app on Fly․io. Covers setting up a MySQL database and using Cloudflare for DNS
Building an Image Editor with DALL-E and Next.js – Learn how to build an AI image editor, which lets users modify images by writing prompts
More:📦 Packages / Tools / Repostailus (beta) – A shadcn/ui-like component library for building modern websites and applications
MistCSS –
react-content-loader – A tool to easily create animated, SVG-based, React skeleton components
NexTemplates – A VS Code extension that offers a comprehensive collection of snippets and templates for Next.js
🌈 Related► Node.js: The Documentary | An origin story – The story of how Node.js was created from the people who were there, including Ryan Dahl, Isaac Schlueter and Mikeal Rogers.
🧵 React Server Components in React Native – Pretty cool demo of React Native components rendered on the server, streamed to iOS and Android app and displayed as truly native components.
How Next.js breaks React Fundamentals – Interesting opinion piece about how Server Components may have negatively impacted the Developer Experience. Also suggests different approaches for improvement
React Server Components now in RedwoodJS – Redwood's preview of React Server Component support is now available. Amazing to see more frameworks adopting support for RSCs
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