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Courtney Robertson
Courtney RobertsonSep 14, 2026
Day one at Pantheon: good docs, good company
Today is my first day as a Technical Writer at Pantheon. On August 17, I published a list of the roles I wanted next. Technical writing and documentation were right there. I wanted work that helps people understand software, solve problems, and get back to building. Four weeks later, here we are. Apparently, sometimes the...
documentationNext.js
vivshaw's webbed sight
vivshaw's webbed sightFeb 5, 2026
What's new is new again
On 2026's site redesign
Next.jsdesign systems
Cory Dransfeldt
Cory DransfeldtOct 13, 2025
Analyzing the domains (and sites) of an authoritarian regime
If you've ever wondered what domains the US federal government has registered, there's a rather exhaustive list over in the dotgov-data repository on GitHub, which is maintained by CISA . You can see the raw CSV here . They don't include the registration date, but you can derive that from public WHOIS records or by examining the repository's git histor
developmentwebdev
vivshaw's webbed sight
vivshaw's webbed sightJan 5, 2025
New year, new website
A rewrite fixes everything, right?
Next.jsVanilla Extract
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.com
💌 Tiny Improvements - for builders, by @MikeBifulco.comNov 23, 2024
Migrate from next-sitemap to the Next.js App Directory's sitemap
This post walks through the process of migrating from the next-sitemap library to the Next.js App Directory's sitemap.
next.jsseo
Devtools FM
Devtools FMAug 18, 2024
Brandon Roberts - Angular, Front-End Frameworks, and OpenSauced
Brandon Roberts explores Open Sauced's approach to open source analytics and demos Analog, his full-stack framework bringing Next.js patterns to Angular.
angularfront-end frameworks
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJul 14, 2024
Vercel Edge — what is it and how is it
Edge runtime. One of the main functionality of Vercel — the company that developed and maintains next.js. However, its influence on the edge runtime has gone far beyond its frameworks and utilities. The edge runtime works in the recently acquired by Vercel Svelte, in nuxt, and in more than 30 other frontend frameworks. This article will focus on the edge runtime — what it is, how it is used in Vercel, what features it adds to next.js, expected changes and what solutions I made to expand these features.
next.jsvercel
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJun 4, 2024
Measure twice and release once. A/B tests of static sites
A release starts with an idea. When that perfect idea comes in the brainstorming, the idea that will appeal to all users and attract new customers. The idea is presented to a team of managers, marketers and is unconditionally supported by everyone.
a/b testsnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogMay 16, 2024
React Conf 2024. React v19 RC
The first day of React.js Conf just concluded. This much-anticipated conference took place almost 3 years after the previous one. The React updates were just as eagerly awaited. The conference began with these updates and this article will be dedicated to them. And yes, as you saw from the preview — version 19 has moved into the release candidate status. The full release is promised within two weeks.
reactnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogMar 19, 2024
Caching in next.js. Gift or Curse
The App Router significantly expands the functionality of next.js — partial pre-rendering, templates, parallel and interceptable routes, server components, and much more. However, despite all these improvements, not everyone has decided to switch to the App Router. And there are reasons for that.
reactnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogFeb 28, 2024
History of Vercel 2020-Present (7/7). Zeit is now Vercel
In April 2020, tech company Zeit announced a major rebranding. This new turn allowed Guillermo Rauch to return to big business, but at the same time, it became the most controversial decision in the eyes of the community.
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogFeb 21, 2024
History of Vercel 2015–2020 (6/7). Zeit and Next.js
After leaving Automattic in 2015, Guillermo founded a new company — Zeit. Co-founders were Tony Kovanen and Naoyuki Kanezawa.
next.jsvercel
Alex's blog
Alex's blogFeb 14, 2024
History of Vercel 2013–2015 (5/7). Automattic
Automattic. A company that played a massive role in shaping the modern internet and deserves a separate series of articles. However, it will only be touched on superficially here.
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogFeb 13, 2024
More libraries to the library god or how I remade i18n [next.js v14]
There are dozens of amazing libraries made for internationalization, such as i18n, react-intl, next-intl. They all do an excellent job of adding translations to an application or website. Most of them are tested, debugged, and consistently supported.
next.jsi18n
Alex's blog
Alex's blogFeb 7, 2024
History of Vercel (4/7). 2013. Cloudup. Drag. Drop. Stream.
Cloudup is a clear and fast file-sharing service for files, videos, links, music, documents, code, text, and so on, which is both user-friendly and recipient-friendly. Drag. Drop. Stream.
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJan 31, 2024
History of Vercel (3/7). 2009–2013. LearnBoost. Team that has become a leader in open source
…one of the most technologically advanced companies… socket, stylus, mongoose, n, express… Nathan Rajlich, Aaron Heckmann, TJ…
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJan 25, 2024
Next.js App Router. Experience of use. Path to the future or wrong turn
Two years ago, the Next.js team introduced a new approach to routing, which was supposed to replace the so-called Pages Router and added a range of fundamentally new functionality.
next.jsreact
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJan 24, 2024
History of Vercel (2/7). LearnBoost. A leading tech company
The first startup, investments, developments. An educational platform that became a leading tech company of its time.
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJan 17, 2024
History of Vercel (1/7). 1990–2009. Guillermo Rauch. Childhood and first steps in programming.
He was born in a small town in Argentina, did not finish school, went to work in Switzerland at the age of 17, and emigrated to the US at 18 to start implementing his ideas as an entrepreneur.
vercelnext.js
Alex's blog
Alex's blogJan 15, 2024
Compression of css classes. Next.js. Let’s make the web Even faster.
For many years, there have been debates about how best to name classes — according to BEM, by objectives, by components or however you like, but with the addition of a hash. And this is indeed an important question, which method will be comfortable in the development of a large and evolving project. But, what do these methods mean for the user, does he need these classes and how are they related to his experience?
next.jsminify
Cory Dransfeldt
Cory DransfeldtFeb 23, 2023
Automating RSS syndication and sharing with Next.js and GitHub
I wrote a basic syndication tool in Next.js to automate sharing items from configured RSS feeds to Mastodon. This tool works by leveraging a few basic configurations, the Mastodon API and a (reasonably) lightweight script that creates a JSON cache when initialized and posts new items on an hourly basis.
next.jsgithub
Cory Dransfeldt
Cory DransfeldtFeb 20, 2023
Building a now page using Next.js and social APIs
With my personal site now sitting at Vercel and written in Next.js I decided to rework my now page by leveraging a variety of social APIs.
apireact
Cory Dransfeldt
Cory DransfeldtFeb 18, 2023
Adding client side webmentions to my Next.js blog
The latest iteration of my website is built on Next.js, specifically Timothy Lin's wonderful Tailwind/Next.js starter blog..
apireact
Cory Dransfeldt
Cory DransfeldtFeb 6, 2023
Automating (and probably overengineering) my now page
omg.lol (where I point my domain) and host most of my site content recently launched support for /now pages.
developmentnext.js