
Harvard census identifies most commonly used open source packages
Researchers hope that by raising awareness of the most widely used open source packages, they can help prevent the next Log4j or Heartbleed exploit from happening.
Next.js App Router: A Working Guide in 2025
Next.js App Router uses a file-based routing system with nested layouts and server components, enabling dynamic, client-server hybrid rendering, improved loading performance, and fine-grained control over routing and data fetching.

Next.js Version 14 Launches
Next.js 14 release introduces improved performance with Concurrent Mode and SSR streaming. Webpack 5 support enhances build speeds, and Image Component offers optimized image loading. Additionally, middleware support and enhanced Next.js Analytics provide better development insights.

Node.js 18 updates OpenSSL support, enables fetch API
Experimental global fetch API that simplifies writing cross-platform HTTP request code is available by default in the latest version of the popular JavaScript runtime.

React 19 Beta Launches
React 19 Beta introduces concurrent rendering by default, simplifies data fetching with Suspense, and offers React Server Components, improving client-server rendering integration for smoother user experiences and enhanced performance.

Successful launch of Codefeed 2025 API
In 2025, Alex successfully hosted his API using MongoDB and Next.js, demonstrating how modern tools can streamline backend development and deployment.

US Tech Sector Faces Layoffs
Recent layoffs in the US tech sector, including Tesla cutting 10%, Discord laying off 17%, and Twitch slashing 35% of its workforce, reflect industry adjustments amid economic flux. Despite challenges, demand for remote work technologies persists, fostering continued innovation and adaptation.

Vercel CEO: Deployment should be instantaneous
Vercel CEO and founder Guillermo Rauch discusses his company’s push to bring streamlined workflows, continuous deployment, optimized frameworks, and infinite scale to every developer.