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Hey friend, AI has revolutionized how we should build products. Instead of being scared of it, I'd suggest trying out a bunch of tools and seeing what you like to make you more powerful, I mean productive :P. I mean, I built this Full Stack Splitwise app from scratch using just prompts and AI โ no coding skills required! My Tech Stack - Next.js, ShadCN, Clerk, and all the bells and whistles. I'm blown away ๐คฏ. I also gave AI my design vision and it designed this beautiful app for me! If you want to learn more about how I did it, check out this video๐.
Latest Frontend NewsโNext.js Conf โ๏ธ is around the corner and I want you to sign up if you are interested in staying up to date. โNext.js RC 2 โ๏ธ released a few days ago and there are so many exciting changes such as,
You can also watch my video covering all the changes in Next.js 15 RC here โ๏ธโ A very cool library for NumberFlow, the animation is sick as the numbers change, check it out here โ๏ธโ A tool with 50+ Input Components โ๏ธโ You might be accidentally leaking your data with Server Actions, check the in-depth video here โ๏ธโ โCloudFlare joins forces with OpenNext โ๏ธ initiative to deploy Next.js anywhere by building a adapter that lets you deploy Next.js on CloudFlare. OpenNext is an initiative to deploy Next.js on any cloud platform. Learn Self-Hosting Next.js with Lee Rob as he walks you through deploying Next.js to a $4 VPS โ๏ธโ โRepl + Interactive Debugger all in one โ๏ธ - Repl is a interactive editor where you can build your apps - think like CodeSandbox or StackBlitz. โ React DevTools now support Server Components โ๏ธ! [Look at the Server Tag) In Next.js 15, you'll be able to see server logging (e.g. `console.log`) in the browser (with the same "server" tag). โShadCN UI has shipped โ๏ธ a new SideBar component which is so sick.
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