NEXTJS CONF LIVE WITH PRIME
The highly anticipated Next.js Conf Live with Prime is just around the corner, and web developers from all over the world are buzzing with excitement. This virtual conference, organized by Vercel, is set to take place on October 26th and 27th, showcasing the latest advancements and trends in Next.js and the broader JavaScript ecosystem.
What is Next.js?
For those who are unfamiliar, Next.js is a popular React framework used for building modern web applications. It enables developers to create super-fast and highly scalable applications with an intuitive and efficient developer experience. Next.js provides server-side rendering, static site generation, and client-side rendering capabilities out of the box, making it a robust and versatile choice for web development projects.
The Lineup
Next.js Conf Live with Prime boasts an impressive lineup of speakers from industry giants like Vercel, Microsoft, Slack, and more. Attendees can look forward to insightful talks, live coding sessions, fireside chats, and interactive Q&A sessions.
Some of the notable speakers include:
- Guillermo Rauch – CEO of Vercel and creator of Next.js
- Lauren Tan – Engineering Manager at Netflix
- Shawn Wang – Developer Experience Engineer at AWS Amplify
- Chris Coyier – Founder of CSS-Tricks
- Ken Wheeler – Open Source Engineer at Formidable Labs
Key Takeaways
Next.js Conf Live with Prime promises to provide attendees with valuable insights into the future of Next.js and the surrounding technologies. From performance optimizations and best practices to scaling techniques and real-world case studies, this conference covers it all. It’s an excellent opportunity for developers to learn from industry experts, gain inspiration, and stay up-to-date with the latest trends in web development.
How to Attend
Registration for Next.js Conf Live with Prime is free, and the event takes place entirely online. Interested individuals can visit the official website to sign up and gain access to a wealth of knowledge on Next.js and related topics. The conference will be streamed live on the Next.js YouTube channel, making it easily accessible to developers worldwide.
Conclusion
Next.js Conf Live with Prime is set to be an exceptional event for web developers, offering valuable insights and inspiration. Whether you’re a seasoned Next.js user or just getting started, this conference provides a unique opportunity to connect with the Next.js community, hear from industry leaders, and elevate your skills. Don’t miss out on this exciting event happening on October 26th and 27th!
now we know , Prime has ADHD 1:37:21
Superman explain NextJs 14. cool
I appreciate the attention to detail when Theo made sure that Trash is barely in frame and they all scooted over to make sure that Tanner is fully in frame
@2:43:05 Whatcha lookin' at Prime? 🤭🫡
@2:20:00 CS degree is a waste of money when the Web has a variety of online communities to ask, learn and fellowship with others wi/o accumulating debt.
Degrees are ideal for Doctors and Lawyers ( but IMO ) People who are passionate about a career will/should gravitate towards the profression and will naturally excel!
and the name?… IS the T3-(maddison not my wife)-AGEN!!
Conf volume should have been set to 4 and Host volume set at 8. 😭
we value hearing Theo and friends summary/interpretations more!!
26:33 I just love prime!
react really felt great about 4/5 years ago (when I started being an engineer). but now, given that web requests are so cheap, why don't we just remove all the complexity and just do what the web was designed for…. sending HTML
ngl why do americans say "legos", just say "lego" pal
The appearance of tan (maintainer of tanstack) was the highlight and a big surprise for me 🫶🏻
Can someone tell me why they hate default exports so much?
LET'S GOO
CHROOT
thank you guys being a part of my lonely dev life 😀
definitely not me walking up the stairs 39:00 😅
This stream sold me on HTMX
1:13:08 too bad dot notation is forbidden on the server lol
Php
I just wondering
What will happen to trpc?
1:14:29 I've had this discussion before regarding only using let. The thing is const conveys information and if you use typescript you can even use "as const" to actually make it immutable. Ppl confuse const for "as const" all the time but that's not an excuse to not use const imo.
C/C++ has the same thing but you can add an extra const that doesn't do anything just for fun. Can you spot which const is being too extra?
void test(const char const * const mystring)