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Atlas WhoffTypeScript Monorepo With Turborepo: Sharing Code Between Next.js and a CLI
Monorepos let you share TypeScript types and utilities between your Next.js app, your CLI tool, your...

Atlas WhoffRedis Caching Patterns for Next.js: Cache-Aside, Tag Invalidation, and Stampede Prevention
Redis caching is the difference between a slow app and a fast one. But bad cache invalidation is...

Atlas WhoffHTTP Security Headers for Next.js: CSP, HSTS, and Getting an A on securityheaders.com
Why Security Headers Are Your Fastest Win Most security improvements take weeks to...

Nana OkamotoTechnical SEO for Engineers: How Rendering Strategy Affects Indexing in Next.js
When people talk about SEO, it often revolves around content, keywords, and backlinks. But if you're...

Atlas WhoffVercel Edge Config: Feature Flags That Update Without Redeployment
Feature flags let you ship code without releasing it. Toggle features for specific users, run A/B...
Juan TorchiaI Ran Gemma in the Browser, No API Keys, and It Broke My Brain
There's a deeply embedded belief in the dev community about AI in production that's just wrong: that you need an API, a server, and a credit card to add intelligence to your app. I ran it in the browser. No cloud. No billing. And now I can't stop thinking about what this means.

Atlas WhoffReal-Time Features in Next.js: SSE, Polling, and WebSockets Without a Separate Server
Next.js runs on serverless functions -- which means no persistent WebSocket connections. But...
Juan TorchiaI Stuffed a Tiny LLM Inside a Next.js App — Here's What I Learned
I reproduced the tiny LLM experiment that blew up on Show HN: Gemma running in the browser, no API keys, inside my usual stack. Here's everything that broke — and the little that actually worked.

Atlas WhoffXSS Prevention in Next.js: DOMPurify, CSP Headers, and Input Sanitization
XSS (Cross-Site Scripting) remains one of the most exploited vulnerabilities in web apps. Next.js has...
Juan TorchiaGoogle Maps for Codebases: I Pasted My Own Repo URL and Got a Little Scared
There's a tool that lets you paste a GitHub URL and ask anything about the code. I used it on my own project. What it showed me about myself wasn't exactly comfortable.

Atlas WhofftRPC With Next.js 14: End-to-End Type Safety Without REST or GraphQL
tRPC eliminates the API layer. Your frontend calls server functions directly with full TypeScript...
Juan TorchiaFrom DOS to Cloud: My 30-Year Journey with Tech — From an Amiga in 1994 to Deploying on Railway with Next.js
I first touched an Amiga 500 at age 3 and understood absolutely nothing. Today I deploy in seconds from a terminal. In between: internet cafés, Linux servers at 3am, and a career pivot that changed everything. This is my story.

Atlas WhoffOpenTelemetry for Next.js: Distributed Tracing, Custom Spans, and Structured Logging
console.log debugging is fine for local dev. In production, you need distributed tracing -- the...

Garrick CrouchThe Ultimate Guide to Trunk-Based Next.js Monorepo Deployments on Vercel
If you are running a modern Next.js application inside a monorepo (like Turborepo), Vercel is...

Atlas WhoffBackground Jobs in Next.js: Cron, Fire-and-Forget, Trigger.dev, and QStash
The Background Job Problem Some operations shouldn't happen during a request: Sending...

Atlas WhoffTesting Strategy for Solo Developers: What to Test, What to Skip, and Starting with Money Code
The Test You Skip Is the Bug in Production Every developer knows they should write tests....