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tangjeiHow I Built a Programmatic SEO Tool for Gamers: Tech Stack and Lessons Learned
Hi DEV Community! 👋 I wanted to share a side project I've been working on recently: Build a Ring...
Panic EngineerWhat Building and Deploying a Real Production App Taught Me Beyond Tutorials
Recently I finished building and deploying a production real-estate platform for a non-technical...
Iurii RoguliaHow to Build a Next.js App in 30 Languages (Without Losing Your Mind)
Next.js i18n with App Router at production scale — routing, type-safe translations, hreflang, and the formatting traps no tutorial warns you about.
kol kolNext.js 15 Server Components — I Cut My Bundle from 482KB to 89KB
I migrated a production Next.js app to Server Components. Bundle went from 482KB to 89KB. Here's exactly how and where most devs mess it up.
Vitalii BuhaiovChunkLoadError on every deploy: the in-place rebuild trap in Next.js standalone
We run a Next.js 16 site behind nginx on a single VPS. Recently Google Search Console reported a...
Juan TorchiaOAuth 2.0 Scope Creep: el vector de ataque que el incidente de Vercel dejó al descubierto y cómo auditarlo en tus integraciones
El incidente de Vercel no fue una vulnerabilidad técnica: fue un fallo de principio de mínimo privilegio aplicado a OAuth. Analizá qué es el scope creep, cómo auditarlo en integraciones existentes y qué controles arquitecturales previenen que un tercero acumule permisos que no necesita.
Juan TorchiaOAuth 2.0 Scope Creep: the Attack Vector the Vercel Incident Exposed and How to Audit It in Your Integrations
The Vercel incident wasn't a technical vulnerability — it was a least-privilege failure applied to OAuth. Break down what scope creep is, how to audit it in existing integrations, and what architectural controls prevent a third party from accumulating permissions it doesn't need.
Abid niaziI Built 56 Free Tools for Pakistani Students Using Next.js 14 — Architecture Deep Dive
Six months ago, I started building ToolForge — a free online toolkit with 56+ tools for students,...
Sufal ThakreBuilding a Real-Time Task Manager with Next.js and Firebase - Lessons from the Trenches
Building a Real-Time Task Manager with Next.js and Firebase - Lessons from the Trenches I...
Arman SinghI spent way too long on my portfolio...here's what I built, tell me what's wrong
hello everyone! I'm Arman, currently in my first year of an AI & Data Science major. I think I...
fadowNext.js Dark Mode with Tailwind CSS v4 in 5 Minutes
Dark mode isn't a "nice to have" anymore — users expect it. Here's the fastest way to add it to a...
Jack WarnerHosting 42 Welsh Small Business Sites on Vercel: What I Actually Pay For Per Project
I run a small web development studio in South Wales called WebDev Wales. We've been around since 2020...
Ali HusseinAwesome shadcn libraries for ecommerce applications
If you’re building an ecommerce app with Tailwindccs, shadcn/ui and React, there’s no reason to...
陈科林Building a Transparent Digital SAT Score Estimator Without Pretending It Is Exact
Score calculators look simple from the outside: enter a number of correct answers, apply a conversion...
OlegSolving the Next.js CSS Type Declaration Error: An Engineering Overview for Productivity
Modern web development, particularly with frameworks like Next.js and TypeScript, promises enhanced...
Charlie TonneslanWhat it took to put six cities' affordable housing data on one map
I wanted to compare affordable housing per capita across NYC and San Francisco. Their open-data portals had other ideas. Six cities, one PostGIS schema, and the year-long work of making other people's work possible.