In modern web development, performance and user experience (UX) are paramount. Traditional server-side rendering (SSR) benefits SEO, but has one critical…
This official Hugging Face blog post provides a detailed guide on how to use open-source large language models (LLMs) as intelligent agents within LangChain…
The Next.js App Router introduces the entirely new mental model of React Server Components (RSC), but many developers still carry over habits from the old…
Vercel has introduced a new rendering model for Next.js — "Partial Prerendering (PPR)." This technology aims to resolve a long-standing dilemma for web…
Vercel has officially launched a new AI product called "v0," a generative UI system designed specifically for front-end development. The core philosophy of v0…
Vercel has announced the release of a completely rewritten Next.js Commerce 2.0 — a high-performance open-source template built for modern e-commerce. With the…
React Server Components (RSC) represent a paradigm shift in React application architecture. Traditionally, React components ran entirely in the browser (client…
Vercel has officially launched react-tweet, a high-performance tweet embedding solution designed for the React ecosystem. In the past, if web developers wanted…
React 18 is a major milestone for the JavaScript library, with its core being the introduction of "Concurrency." This change is not a single feature but rather…
### What is Web Streaming? As modern web applications become increasingly complex, optimizing loading speed and user experience (UX) has become a top priority…
In the era of explosive AI application growth, frontend developers face many challenges when integrating large language models (LLMs) — for example, how to…
In May 2013, Facebook (now Meta) officially open-sourced React at JSConf US. At the time, React's introduction of JSX syntax (mixing HTML and JavaScript) and…
In Next.js 13, the brand-new App Router architecture brings a major paradigm shift for React developers, particularly in how data fetching is implemented. ###…
Vercel has released `react-wrap-balancer`, a React component designed to improve the readability of headings and text on web pages. In web design, text…
At Next.js Conf 2022, Vercel delivered several groundbreaking technical updates aimed at helping development teams iterate faster, scale effortlessly, and…
This article is Vercel's 5-minute quick-read introduction to the Next.js Layouts RFC (Request for Comments). The RFC is one of the most pivotal turning points…
In this technical deep-dive, the Vercel team broke down exactly how they doubled the loading and interaction speed of the Vercel Dashboard (control panel). As…
In this official announcement, Vercel declared its long-term commitment to and major investment in the React ecosystem, aimed at advancing the development of…
Vercel officially launched Next.js 11 at the Next.js Conf Special Edition event, with this version focused on improving Developer Experience (DX) and web…
React Server Components (RSC) represent one of the most significant transformations in the React community in recent years. In this blog post, Vercel explores…
Next.js 6.1 was a minor version update released by Vercel (then known as ZEIT) on June 27, 2018. Although the full content of the original blog post is not…
Next.js 6 was officially released in 2018, marking an important milestone in the history of this React framework. The core of this update focused on improving…
The release of Next.js 4 was an important milestone in the history of this React framework, with its core centered on deep integration with React 16. React 16…
In August 2017, Zeit (now Vercel) officially released Next.js 3.0. This was a significant milestone version for the React server-side rendering (SSR)…
This historical announcement from 2017 marks an important milestone in the development of Next.js — the launch of the Next.js 3.0 preview. In this version, the…
The release of Next.js 2.0 marked an important milestone in the history of this React framework. In this version, the development team (then known as ZEIT, now…
On October 25, 2016, ZEIT (now renamed Vercel) officially released Next.js to the open-source community. At the time, while React had already become the…