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Next.js, Sanity & TypeScript: A Setup That Works - Max Schmitt
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Announcing Nuxt Content version 3 - Nuxt Content
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| | Content version 3 is out - introducing SQL based storage, collections, preview API for a better Studio integration and tons of performance improvements.
| | bradgarropy.com
migrating to next.js
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| | [AI summary] The author documents their fourth and final migration of their personal blog from Gatsby to Next.js, detailing the technical tradeoffs, improved development speed, and better TypeScript support.
| | morizbuesing.com
Using vercel's swr with next.js server side rendering
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| | [AI summary] The author demonstrates a workaround to perform server-side rendering with SWR in Next.js by duplicating fetching logic and using cookies for authentication.
| | amanhimself.dev
Build a REST API with Node.js and HarperDB | amanhimself.dev
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| [AI summary] This tutorial guides developers on building a REST API with Node.js and Express by connecting to HarperDB Cloud, covering setup and CRUD operations. Category programming is most relevant because the post is a software development tutorial focused on coding, frameworks, and API creation. Cloud computing is also relevant as it specifically teaches how to use and configure a cloud-based database service. Computer science is a close second regarding the technical subject matter of databases and application development logic. Technology broadly covers the general tools and programming languages discussed. Engineering is a final option as it relates to software engineering practices like API design and database integration.