Follow along in this tutorial as we build several mini-applications to showcase the different ways to manage state in Next.js apps.

Set up an app and take a closer look at different ways you can implement redirects in your Next.js projects, with code snippets for both configuration files and routes.

Improve developer experience (DX) by learning to create your own React code editor and syntax highlighter, and comparing it to Prism.js and Highlight.js.

In this article, we will take a closer look at how you can simplify the implementation of authentication in Next.js by using AWS Amplify.

Comparing create-t3-app and RedwoodJS: learn how to set them up, explore the internal build structure for both, see how to work with frontend and backend development, and review what API solutions they support.

In this tutorial, we will be building a Google Docs clone, where the user can create, view, edit and delete text documents.

Discover how to build a custom search bar in Vue.js, a useful JavaScript framework for building fast and lightweight user interfaces.

Here’s a look at the Fresnel package, one of the most efficient ways to implement responsive design for server-side rendering.

Discover how to build an analytics dashboard in Svelte, including how to create components, separate data, and implement logic.

Here’s how you can create a single-page application in Svelte and implement a routing mechanism with svelte-spa-router.

In this tutorial, we will explore nice-modal-react, which is a useful modal utility for React created by the developer team of eBay.

Let’s explore the principles of server-sent events by focusing on a specifically designed open source package: Fetch Event Source.