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Hey friend, I'm excited to announce the launch of my new AI SaaS project - SpeakEasy AI βοΈ. It allows you to convert your video into a blog post. You can upload any video you like, and it will turn into a beautiful, SEO-friendly blog post. If you have been holding off from shipping a SaaS app, now is your chance! Here is the entire course, β π Important NewsTo better focus on the upcoming Next.js Course launch π, Frontend Snacks (this newsletter) will transition into a monthly newsletter. It will continue to provide you with frontend news and in-depth analyses but monthly. π₯ Next.js Hot Tips (free course)In other news, the Next.js hot tips course, known as best practices, goes live next week. It's a completely free, action-packed email course that teaches you best practices for building Next.js apps.
Clicking this button automatically adds you to the list. πΏ Weekly Snack: Adding Whimsical Joy in your AppsOne of the best ways to add joy to your apps is to add Confetti. You can add Confetti to your apps and add that whimsy by using the React canvas-confetti library βοΈ π Here is how I added to my Course Platform for Developer to Leader βοΈ Course once a student completes a lesson. Now, I plan to do the same in the Next.js Course too. It will include tiny little interactions like these. Here is the code for it, Grab the package canvas-confetti by installing it from npm βοΈ.β And add the following code to your button. π€« Latest Frontend News
A first look at React Server Components for native and web users with Expo Routerβthe universal React framework. You should watch it βοΈ. βNext.js shipped the first version of PWA βοΈ π₯ Upstash launched durable workflows, so you can now offload long-running functions βοΈ to avoid blocking your main API call. βNext.js upcoming caching simplifications βοΈ yield the most straightforward, most beautiful code. Next.js Conf has been announced, grab a ticket here βοΈβ βA new AI SaaS has been launched that converts your video into blog posts. CursorAI has taken the world by storm. Check this post for the rules to improve the code suggestions from the AI. βShadCN UI - the most popular UI library βοΈ Introduces a new CLI β¨
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Hey friend, Many of you told me that you don't have time to go through the Next.js Hot Tips course that teaches you the best practices of building Next.js apps, which is why I've compiled this cheat sheet to give you. Grab the free Cheatsheet π As a special bonus, you can grab the cheatsheet for free here βοΈ. It would not be fair if I don't share this deal I'm running on my site. The Modern Full Stack Next.js Course is having a Black Friday sale π (along with Purchase Power Parity Pricing)...
Hello Reader, As an Engineering leader, you are going to get requests all the time. So you need to prioritize how you are going to manage that. According to a study by McKinsey, leaders who set clear priorities for their teams see a 25% increase in overall productivity. You might have to say βnoβ to your direct team or product leaders or might have to say no to priorities. In Leadership, saying no means 'not right now', but let's work together to figure out 'when.' While setting priorities,...
Hello Reader, So, React got really confusing... π Remember when things were way simpler before these Meta frameworks came along. Even the React docs recommend to use a Meta framework and Next.js was the recommended one for the longest time. Now, Next.js has not just one but *TWO* Routers. Not to mention the overwhelming number of updates between Next.js versions as well as breaking changes to keep up with. I don't blame you if you are frustrated. After 15+ years of building and scaling apps...