Vercel has extended its microfrontends routing capabilities to support custom alias domains (via vc alias) and Git branch-specific preview domains. Previously, complex multi-project routing rules were often limited to production domains. This update ensures that developers can seamlessly test federated frontend architectures in preview environments before merging.
Vercel recently announced in its Changelog that its AI Gateway service has launched an important update: developers can now automatically sort and route…
Vercel officially announced a major platform update on March 5, 2026: Vercel's CDN (Content Delivery Network) now supports directly updating routing rules…
Vercel recently published a technical architecture update, introducing the "Scaling redirects to infinity" feature, aimed at solving the extremely challenging…
Mixture of Experts (MoE) has become the mainstream architecture for current large language models (LLMs). This article takes an in-depth look at how MoE…
Vercel recently announced in its changelog that the platform's Runtime Logs now officially support logging for Rewrites and Redirects. This update aims to…
Vercel recently published an update announcing that its "Observability" feature now officially includes support for monitoring "Redirects" and "Rewrites." In…
### Addressing the Routing Pain Point in Microfrontend Previews As enterprise applications scale, many teams adopt a microfrontend architecture, splitting…
Vercel recently shared how they dramatically optimized routing speeds across their global Edge Network by introducing Bloom Filters. As a globally leading…
Vercel has announced that its Microfrontends support has officially entered Public Beta. This new feature is designed to help large development teams and…
Vercel recently announced in its Changelog that it now officially supports configuring "Transform Rules" directly in a project's configuration file…
As a leader in modern frontend cloud platforms, one of Vercel's core values is its blazing-fast and stable request routing. This article takes a deep dive into…
When a user types a URL in their browser and presses Enter, the journey of a Vercel request officially begins. This article takes an in-depth look at how…
This article is a technical deep-dive released by Vercel, detailing the complex behind-the-scenes operations that Vercel's infrastructure performs after a user…
Mixture of Experts (MoE) has become a core technology for improving the performance and efficiency of today's large language models (LLMs). Traditional "dense…
In an era where front-end frameworks like React, Vue, and Svelte are flourishing, developers often grow accustomed to using ready-made tools while overlooking…