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kovax-react 0.7: Next.js App Router, kovax-react/server, and jest-axe in every test
react2026-05-20
Aleksey AlekseevAleksey Alekseev

kovax-react 0.7: Next.js App Router, kovax-react/server, and jest-axe in every test

kovax-react 0.7.0 is on npm. After 0.6 shipped product UI (Avatar, Menu, Pagination, breakpoint...

Supply Chain Security in Next.js JavaScript Files with Subresource Integrity
javascript2026-04-16
Meriç CintosunMeriç Cintosun

Supply Chain Security in Next.js JavaScript Files with Subresource Integrity

Understanding Subresource Integrity and Its Security Role Subresource Integrity (SRI) is a...

How I Shaved 140 kB Off a Next.js Bundle by Lazy-Loading Sanity Portable Text
nextjs2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Shaved 140 kB Off a Next.js Bundle by Lazy-Loading Sanity Portable Text

Portable Text blocks can bloat client bundles. Here's how I defer serializers with dynamic imports and RSC boundaries to keep marketing pages under 80 kB.

How I Structure Sanity Schemas to Avoid Query Waterfalls in Next.js
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Structure Sanity Schemas to Avoid Query Waterfalls in Next.js

Denormalising references and embedding common fields in Sanity schemas cuts server component render time by 40–60%. Here's the pattern I ship.

Next.js TTFB Optimization: Sub-200ms with PPR, Edge & Sanity
nextjs2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

Next.js TTFB Optimization: Sub-200ms with PPR, Edge & Sanity

Next.js TTFB optimization in practice: Partial Prerendering for the shell, edge runtime for dynamic fragments, and tight GROQ projections — with before/after benchmarks (420ms → 140ms).

Sanity vs WordPress headless CMS: when headless actually beats traditional
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

Sanity vs WordPress headless CMS: when headless actually beats traditional

Sanity vs WordPress headless CMS compared on editor UX, performance, dev experience, and real migration numbers. Honest about where WordPress still wins.

How I reduced Sanity webhook fanout by batching revalidation tags in a single route handler
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I reduced Sanity webhook fanout by batching revalidation tags in a single route handler

A pattern for consolidating dozens of per-document Next.js revalidations into one tagged endpoint, cutting webhook noise and deploy times by 70%.

How I Handle Sanity Content Versioning Without Breaking Client Pages
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Handle Sanity Content Versioning Without Breaking Client Pages

A production pattern for rolling schema changes in Sanity without throwing runtime errors or requiring a full site rebuild.

How I Eliminated Sanity Image Hot-Spot Reflows by Pre-Calculating Focal Crops
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Eliminated Sanity Image Hot-Spot Reflows by Pre-Calculating Focal Crops

How I pre-calculate Sanity image hot-spot crops at build time to eliminate layout shift and guarantee stable LCP under 2.5s on editorial pages.

Dev Journal — Building a Non-Custodial Token Tool on Solana
solana2026-04-17
john Smithjohn Smith

Dev Journal — Building a Non-Custodial Token Tool on Solana

Day 1 Started by figuring out the overall architecture. Went with: Next.js for the...

How I Handle Sanity Draft Mode Without Sacrificing Edge Performance
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Handle Sanity Draft Mode Without Sacrificing Edge Performance

A production pattern for Sanity draft previews in Next.js that keeps published pages on the edge while editors see real-time changes.

How I keep Sanity image pipelines under 50 kB using LQIP hashes and blur overlays
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I keep Sanity image pipelines under 50 kB using LQIP hashes and blur overlays

Cut LQIP overhead on Sanity + Next.js sites from 48 kB to under 5 kB. The production pattern, with the exact GROQ and Image component code.

How I Model Sanity References to Avoid N+1 Queries in Next.js RSC
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Model Sanity References to Avoid N+1 Queries in Next.js RSC

A pattern for structuring Sanity references and GROQ projections that eliminates query waterfalls in server components, cutting fetch latency by 200–400 ms.

How I Handle Conditional GROQ Projections to Cut Query Payload by 60%
sanitycms2026-05-20
Nayan KyadaNayan Kyada

How I Handle Conditional GROQ Projections to Cut Query Payload by 60%

A pattern for projecting only the fields your Next.js components actually render, using GROQ coalesce and select operators to prune unused blocks.

Static and dynamic rendering of client components
nextjs2026-04-16
Peter JacxsensPeter Jacxsens

Static and dynamic rendering of client components

In the previous chapter, we looked into static and dynamic rendering. Rendering happens at route...

I built Norway's EV charging map with Next.js and MapLibre GL JS — and hit a race condition that took me three sessions to fix
nextjs2026-05-20
Ayyad AnwarAyyad Anwar

I built Norway's EV charging map with Next.js and MapLibre GL JS — and hit a race condition that took me three sessions to fix

I recently shipped StrømVei — an interactive EV charging map and route planner for Norway, built...