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How to run a GitHub Actions workflow when a new pre-release version of Next.js is published.

Improving DX in editors is only half the story.

Long live type-safe environment variable management in Node.js

Making time accessible by dealing with React SSR hydration mismatches across timezones.

And people are drawing the funniest conclusions.

A peek under the hood of the next-usequerystate 1.8.x update with support for the app router.

A little hack to let the Next.js file tracer pick up relative file paths.

A TIL about caching, Git branch management and React Server Components.

How to turn 256 bits of entropy into a beautiful, avatar-friendly circular SVG: the Hashvatar.

The perils of premature optimisation in detecting modified source files when building Docker images for Rust.

Building mobile UI mockups in Excalidraw is a lot of fun, but eye-balling screen ratios is not great. Here are some free resources to help you get started, and a guide on how to make your own frames.

How to give a dark twist to Excalidraw diagrams with CSS filters.

GitHub Actions are a great way to build powerful customised CI/CD workflows using the power of community-driven resources, but they can be tricky to get right in terms of security.

We forget passwords. Usually it's OK, because most websites implement a password reset feature. But how to do this in end-to-end encrypted applications that don't have access to the password in the first place ?

End-to-end encrypted applications use cryptographic keys that don't leave the client, so how do we store them securely in the browser ?

A first look at how to implement an OAuth authentication / authorization exchange in Rust.