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intro: "How I built this website, why I picked the Astro framework, and the reason Tailwind is the best way to write CSS in 2023!"
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intro: "Thanks for checking out my brand new portfolio website! In this write-up, I’ll walk through the purpose of this website, explain the frameworks and tools I used to build and deploy it, as well as some challenges I discovered along the way. Let’s get started!"
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date: 2023-10-30
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date: 2023-10-30
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intro: "I'm intruiged by React Server Components, and Partial Prerendering is very clever. However, Next.js still has a long way to go."
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intro: "Next.js 14 has been out for over a month now, and I’ve had some time to read and reflect on the new features. I am still intrigued by the integration with React Server Components introduced in Next.js 13, and I genuinely believe that React and Next brings novel stuff to the table that you just can’t find in other frameworks right now. However, even after version 14, I still have the feeling that Next.js isn’t quite ready for prime time."
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date: 2023-12-12
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# Next.js 14 Is Really Cool. But It's Not Ready Yet.
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# Next.js 14 Is Really Cool. But It's Not Ready Yet.
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Next.js 14 has been out for over a month now, and I’ve had some time to read and reflect on the new features. I am still intrigued by the integration with React Server Components introduced in Next.js 13, and I genuinely believe that React and Next brings novel stuff to the table that you just can’t find in other frameworks right now. However, even after version 14, I still have the feeling that Next.js isn’t quite ready for prime time.
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Next.js 14 has been out for over a month now, and I’ve had some time to read and reflect on the new features. I am still intrigued by the integration with React Server Components introduced in Next.js 13, and I genuinely believe that React and Next brings novel stuff to the table that you just can’t find in other frameworks right now. However, even after version 14, I still have the feeling that Next.js isn’t quite ready for prime time.
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## New stuff in version 14
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## New stuff in version 14
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