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by leerob 2y ago
(I work at Vercel) Next.js is definitely still top of mind and a company priority. It's what I personally spend most of my time on.
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by leerob 2y ago
Since HTTP does not allow setting cookies after streaming starts, you can't set cookies from a page or layout directly. Next.js believes response streaming is a tradeoff worth making, so if you don't want or need streaming, then N
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by leerob 2y ago
Middleware will soon support using the Node.js runtime, if you want. However, you still shouldn't run blocking database queries there. There's where the framework is currently trying to push you towards, but not doing so well enou
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey, yes they do! I cover the most commonly requested ones and explain how you can configure them when moving from single container to multi-container (I made the video, happy to answer questions)
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Self-Hosting Next.js(youtube.com)
3 points by leerob 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Vim for React Developers(github.com)
3 points by leerob 2y ago|0 comments
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Vim for React Developers(vimforreactdevs.com)
2 points by leerob 2y ago|0 comments
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey, I’m on the Vercel team. We don’t block Protonmail, however we do have different services used to help prevent abuse and malicious signups. They look at signals to determine whether the email needs a second review, which is why it’s sug
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v0.dev: Generate UI, run code, build apps(twitter.com)
3 points by leerob 2y ago|0 comments
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey, I'm on the team at Vercel. I see a few changes you can make to your app to help you stay within the free tier limits. Sent you an email.
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AI SDK 3.3: Tracing, multi-modal file attachments(vercel.com)
1 points by leerob 2y ago|0 comments
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by leerob 2y ago
FYI: The Next.js App Router prerenders by default, meaning pages will be statically generated as HTML. This has been the behavior since Next.js 9 (and the Pages Router). React Server Components, despite first impression from the name, can b
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by leerob 2y ago
The limit of 12 functions is only if you are deploying an API-only project without bundling[1]. The majority of the modern frameworks support bundling, so you can write many, many more APIs (100s+) which compile down to a handful of functio
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by leerob 2y ago
Looks really nice, great work!
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by leerob 2y ago
If you add `import “server-only”` to the file, it will fail to compile if you to use it on the client. React also has more fine grained options where you can “taint” objects (yes that’s the real name).
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by leerob 2y ago
You can also output HTML / Tailwind, but the ambition is to support custom React component libraries & design systems.
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by leerob 2y ago
(I work at Vercel) You can set up the Vercel Firewall to block traffic: https://vercel.com/docs/security/vercel-waf/custom-rules
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by leerob 2y ago
Middleware is still fully supported when self-hosting. I agree that it would be helpful to have a Node.js route level middleware primitive. This primitive, for "global" middleware, intentionally has a limited runtime. https:&#x2F
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by leerob 2y ago
I'd be curious to hear where you find client-side fetching libraries like Tanstack Query and friends easier. Probably the biggest downside of React Actions right now is that they're still new, and not as well adopted in the ecosys
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey there, what issue are you having self-hosting Next.js? https://nextjs.org/docs/app/building-your-application/deploy...
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by leerob 2y ago
Yes, I run the sponsorship program at Vercel. I'm the person working with these teams. Feels pretty fair to clarify. Your bias is showing in your comment history.
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by leerob 2y ago
Correct, I updated this page – the title of this HN post is misleading. Nowhere in the original guide did it mention anything related to the title, causing confusion in this thread. We are not ending the program, clarified here: https:&#x2
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey solardev, I'm on the team at Vercel. To clarify, the Vercel OSS program isn't going anywhere. Glad to hear you've had a good experience with Vercel. If an open source sponsorship is something you want to explore, please s
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by leerob 2y ago
The Vercel open source plan is also not going anywhere: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40684147
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by leerob 2y ago
This isn't the case. If they received this email, it was because they were under the included credits amount. This way, even if they missed the email, they will have six months and we will continue to follow up. If you have a sponsorsh
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by leerob 2y ago
The program still exists: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40684147
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by leerob 2y ago
Hey there, I work at Vercel. Our sponsorship program has not ended. Some sponsorships have expired like this quoted email, but hopefully 6 months give them time to either re-apply or explore other options. We haven’t been accepting new spon
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by leerob 2y ago
Hi, I work at Vercel. We have sponsored some of the videos on his YouTube channel, but this is not one. And FWIW, I don't agree with the approach here.
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by leerob 2y ago
To clarify a common question I was getting on the thread, this is specifically for Vercel dogfooding Vercel the product. So for our own .com and for v0 (separate Vercel product).
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by leerob 3y ago
Hey Jerry. While ~92% of Pro teams saw a decrease with our pricing changes, I do want to acknowledge that seeing a projected increase is never fun, and I'm happy to personally jump on a call with you if you wanna talk. That projection

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