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Every form submission in React used to look like this: const [data, setData] = useState(null) const [loading, setLoading] = useState(false) const [error, setError] = useState(null) async function han

React Server Components are now the default in Next.js. Most teams have adopted them. Most teams are also making the same handful of mistakes. I've been working with RSC in production for a while now,

There's a hot take circulating in dev circles: "AI will replace frontend developers." After shipping React apps daily alongside AI tools, here's what I actually observe: AI is changing how we write Re

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React Server Components confused a lot of people, and most of the confusion comes from pattern-matching them onto things we already knew — "oh, it's just SSR," or "it's like getServerSideProps." It is

I spent the last few weeks building a set of 23 Next.js 15 + Tailwind CSS templates — one per common business use-case — and deploying every single one to Vercel so you can click and feel them, not ju

NegotiAI – AI-Powered Sales Negotiation Assistant for Smarter Business Conversations Introduction NegotiAI is an AI-powered sales negotiation assistant designed to help sales professional

Server Actions in Next.js App Router look deceptively simple — write an async function, mark it with 'use server', call it from a Client Component. The surface area is small. The problems surface when

Originally published at norvik.tech Explore the integration of programmatic SEO in React and Vite, its architecture, and practical applications for businesses. Programmatic SEO refers to the automated

If you're a React developer, you've probably reached a point where your application has started becoming difficult to manage. As your project grows, you'll eventually need to handle: Global state mana