Learn about GraphQL, a data query language created to overcome the limitations of REST APIs, and its pros and cons compared to REST APIs.

Let's take a look at the security properties of cookies - HttpOnly, Secure, and SameSite - and see how they protect your web application.

If there's one HTML property that many developers don't know about or tend to overlook, it's tabindex.

We've covered the characteristics and uses of the different light types provided by Three.js (AmbientLight, DirectionalLight, PointLight, SpotLight, HemisphereLight, and RectAreaLight) with examples.

Learn how to utilize Vercel's @vercel/og library in Next.js to implement dynamic OG images for your multilingual site. Easily create language-specific text and images, customize fonts, and more!

Add search functionality to your blog quickly and easily with pagefind, a client-side search library for static websites.

Analyzing and resolving an issue where Server Action callbacks were intermittently not firing in Vercel's serverless environment.

Let's take a look at the three core elements that make up a 3D Object in Three.js: Geometry, Materials, and Mesh.

Here's how we built an automated translation system using the DeepL API to efficiently implement multilingual support for our tech blog.

Understand the rendering strategies and caveats of the Server Component, and also cover issues that can arise when using it with Parallel Routes and how to resolve them.

Let's take a look at the three most basic things you need to represent something in Three.js: a Scene, a Renderer, and a Camera.

The typeof operator in JavaScript, its differences in the context of TypeScript, and its many uses

Read the official documentation on effects in React to learn how to use them correctly.

Learn more about how Suspense came to be, how it works in practice, and in what situations it does and does not work.

Let's analyze the source code of Next.js to understand the issues that arise when using variables in the Next.js middleware matcher and what causes them.

git cherry-pick is a command that selectively pulls certain commits to a different branch, which is useful for bug fixes, feature migrations, and release management.

Optimize your DOM with list virtualization with Tanstack Virtual!

Learn about Named Export and Default Export

Import the color types you set in your Tailwind CSS!

I ran into an issue with static rendering in Next.js that was working fine, but wasn't working as expected.

In Next.js, all components work on the server by default. Let's see how we can use this inside client components as well.