Vercel Marketplace and AI integration: what's nice, what's not
Vercel revamped the Marketplace integrating AI assistants for setup, debug, deploy. What really works.
TanStack Start: the new Next.js alternative, is it worth it?
Type-safe routing, server functions, full SSR. TanStack Start tries to do to Next.js what Next.js did to Create React App.
Headless WordPress in 2025: still alive? Yes, but differently
Two years ago we were sceptical. Today headless WP is a more mature practice with better tools and a clearer scope. What changed and what did not.
From NextAuth.js to Auth.js v5: the migration explained
Auth.js v5 went stable. What changes, how to migrate, and why we waited.
React Server Components in production: 18 months later, what we've learned
After a year and a half of Server Components in real projects, we have ten pages of lessons. The four that changed how we think about web apps.
Next.js 15 and React 19: what changes (and what breaks) in real projects
Async Request APIs, less aggressive caching, React Compiler in beta. Next.js 15 is the most impactful release since 13. What to adopt and what to delay.
Next.js 14: stable Server Actions and Partial Prerendering on the horizon
Vercel shipped Next.js 14 at Next.js Conf in San Francisco: no new APIs but Server Actions go stable and Partial Prerendering lands in preview.
Headless WordPress: pros, cons and when it actually makes sense
Decoupling WordPress from the frontend is trendy, but it is not the universal answer. Here is when it pays off, when it does not, and what we have learned on the job.
Next.js 13.4 and the stable App Router: what really changes
Vercel marked the App Router stable in 13.4. Between Server Components, nested layouts and new routing conventions, here is what to adopt now and what to let mature.
