Issue #56 // Jul 26, 2024 // Open web version |
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Secret knowledge to self-host Next.js – An in-depth guide covering everything you need for deploying production ready Next.js apps outside Vercel to both servers and serverless
How to choose the best rendering strategy for your app – Exploring the use cases and trade-offs of common rendering strategies (SSR, CSR, SSG) and newer ones such as Partial Prerendering (PPR)
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📙 Tutorials, Articles & OpinionHow to protect against a security breach in React Server Components – The blurred lines between server and client in RSCs can result in security issues if not properly managed. This article explains how to address these issues
Data Fetching with Server Actions in Next.js – Server Actions were made for mutating data in the backend but is it ok to also use them for fetching data? Robin explores this question and demonstrates how he is using Server Actions in his projects
The Experience of Deploying Next.js Apps on Cloudflare – David shares his journey of deploying Next.js applications on Cloudflare and describes the trade-offs and challenges compared to Vercel
Dissecting Partial Pre Rendering – Explains how partial pre-rendering works in Next.js and discusses whether you should use it in your apps today or wait until it becomes more stable
📦 Packages / Tools / ReposFull-Stack Cloudflare SaaS kit – An opinionated, batteries-included starter kit based on Next.js for quickly building and deploying SaaS products on Cloudflare
Luxe – A collection of beautifully animated UI components that you can use in your apps
next-static-utils – Utilities to host your Next.js app as a static site
next-drupal – Replace your Drupal front-end with Next.js while retaining key Drupal editing features: the best of both worlds
🌈 RelatedState of React 2023 – The results of the first State of React survey have been released. The survey was conducted in December 2023. Tl;dr: Most developers are using React 18, SPAs are still popular, everyone dislikes the forwardRef API, and many people find React increasingly complex
Client-side Rendering – A very interesting and detailed case-study about the effectiveness of client-side rendering compared to server-side rendering.
Introducing Drizzle – Drizzle is a TypeScript ORM. This guide explains its basics and how you can use it in your projects
► Utility First CSS Isn’t Inline Styles – Great watch for anyone looking to polish their pro-TailwindCSS arguments for their next Twitter fight
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