React Summit’s Post

Today, completed this amazing playlist by Hitesh Choudhary on Authentication using NextJS. The best series to get started in NextJS, providing under the hood details of how NextJS works like Edge computing, what folder structure it follows and how middleware and controllers differ in NextJS w.r.t ExpressJS. Thank you Hitesh sir, for this amazing playlist. #nextjs #next #backend #frontend

There's so much cool stuff happening in the front-end ecosystem: → React 19 is coming with official support for Server Components and Server Actions which will be a huge thing! → NextJS and Remix constantly improving as React metaframeworks → Netlify and Vercel make it easier than ever to deploy your projects seamlessly

Socket.io setup SUCKS Here’s my website’s stack: Supabase Next.js Socket.io - Streamlined client interactions WebRTC - Audio calls infrastructure Typescript - Type-safe JavaScript Tailwind - Easy custom styling And a slew of other dependencies. I spent the entire day working on one problem: setting up the audio servers for people to call each other. THIS IS THE WHOLE IDEA OF THE WEBSITE! 3.5 days to the scheduled launch. I’m not going to drive much hype for it in it’s first iteration. I’ll ask a few dozen people to try it out, and then continue iterating so that it’ll be in good condition for when I launch in Austin.

Exciting content, Lee! Self-hosting is a game-changer for developers looking to maximize control and reduce costs. Your breakdown of deploying Next. js with Postgres and Nginx is invaluable for those transitioning to self-hosting. The focus on Docker simplifies the process, making it accessible for many. Love that the demo app is open source! It encourages collaboration and learning within the community. Curious to know, what challenges did you face while setting up this stack, and how did you overcome them? Looking forward to implementing these techniques in my projects! #SelfHosting #NextJS #WebDevelopment

An amazing new experimental feature in NextJs. You can run NextJs local server at https with --experimental-https flag. It will be an amazing improvement in cases when you need to work with APIs that require https like webhooks. #nextjs14

Socket.io setup SUCKS Here’s my website’s stack: Supabase Next.js Socket.io - Streamlined client interactions WebRTC - Audio calls infrastructure Typescript - Type-safe JavaScript Tailwind - Easy custom styling And a slew of other dependencies. I spent the entire day working on one problem: setting up the audio servers for people to call each other. THIS IS THE WHOLE IDEA OF THE WEBSITE! 3.5 days to the scheduled launch. I’m not going to drive much hype for it in it’s first iteration. I’ll ask a few dozen people to try it out, and then continue iterating so that it’ll be in good condition for when I launch in Austin.

React 19 and Next.js 15 are coming soon! 🚀 Getting started with React Server Components? Clear up 5 common misconceptions with my latest blog post! https://lnkd.in/g7vbcKzZ

🚀 Dive into the future of React.js development with our top 10 trends! From React Server Components to GraphQL integration, explore the latest innovations shaping the React ecosystem. #ReactJS #TechTrends #DevelopmentEvolution

In this project, I demonstrated how to schedule a meeting with another user, and the updates are reflected in #real_time for all participants. For this demo, I utilized a locally hosted #WebSocket server to achieve real-time communication. I used #Socket.IO with #Node.js for the #backend. #Next.js for the #frontend Let me know what you think! #React #Next.js #Node.js #FullStack #WebSocket