// 6 articles on Next.js by Faez Tgh — practical React, Next.js, TypeScript and web-performance write-ups.
Bolting an LLM onto a Next.js app is easy to demo and easy to get wrong. Here's the shape of a streaming chat feature that survives contact with real users — plus the rate-limiting, error, and cost details the tutorials skip.
Next.js 16 is less about flashy new APIs and more about the framework growing up: a faster default bundler, a clearer caching story, and some deliberate renames that make the mental model honest. Here's what actually matters when you upgrade.
The App Router makes every component a Server Component by default, and 'use client' opts into the browser. Getting the boundary right is the single biggest lever you have over bundle size and interactivity — here's how to reason about it.
Performance doesn't happen by accident. Here are the tools every Next.js developer should know — from automated audits and bundle visualization to image compression and Core Web Vitals tracking.
TypeScript generics and index signatures let you build objects that accept any property key while keeping strict type checks — here's how to use them to write truly flexible, safe code.
From dynamic imports and image lazy-loading to short-circuit rendering and async loops — six concrete techniques to squeeze more performance out of your Next.js app.