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Component-level data fetching is a unique feature of Sitecore JSS with Next.js. It lets you build better-architected frontend applications by allowing for more independent modular components. Jump into the article to learn how to build better Sitecore JSS with Next.js apps.

Break down your frontend into modular interchangeable components with Component Driven Design

The Prettier JavaScript library wants to automate your style guide. Let it automatically format your TypeScript, HTML, GraphQL, JSON, and more.

Vercel's Edge Functions let you push logic to the CDN layer. Learn 3 ways you can use this cool new feature in your app.

A Content Delivery Network (CDN) is a globally distributed network of servers with the purpose of delivering content across the web.

What really goes into making a GraphQL request? Do you need a dedicated client for your frontend? Is GraphQL-Request or Apollo Client necessary?

With so many different ways to measure the performance of your site it can get overwhelming quickly. Learn the 3 core web performance metrics that matter and how to measure them yourself.

Next.js, a frontend framework capable of static site generation, just released version 12.0, and it's apparent that the goal of Next.js is to make static site generation as flexible as possible.

Server Side Rendering (SSR), Client Side Rendering (CSR), and Static Site Generation (SSG) let's talk about the big three rendering options for the web. Descriptions of each, SEO considerations, and go more deeply into performance indicators, and more.

With so many modules in Angular it can be hard to tell them apart. Let's compare all of them

Incremental steps to creating quality software, first make it work, then make it right, last make it fast