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Ask ten developers whether Next.js is still "the safe choice" for a new project in 2026 and you'll get ten different, confidently-stated opinions. Half will point to X threads calling it bloated. The
You flip on cacheComponents: true expecting a quick performance win, and instead your build explodes with red errors about dynamic, revalidate, and fetchCache not being allowed anymore. Then, once tho
Every time you type your email and password into a login form, something is quietly deciding whether you actually get in. That decision — proving you are who you say you are — is called authentication
You're building a Next.js app that needs to store files — user avatars, product photos, PDFs, whatever — and you hit the same wall every developer hits: where do the actual files go? For most apps, st
You're starting a new Next.js project and you need auth. A year ago the answer was simple: "just use NextAuth." That's not simple anymore. NextAuth is now called Auth.js, it's sitting in maintenance m
Sooner or later, every Stripe integration hits the same wall: a customer wants their money back, or worse, their bank files a chargeback before they even email you. Most Stripe tutorials stop at "paym
If you followed our original MDX blog setup guide, you already have a working blog powered by next-mdx-remote. There's just one problem: HashiCorp archived that repo on April 9, 2026. The package stil
You add "use client" to the top of a file, TypeScript stops complaining, and everything just... works. So you start adding it everywhere — every component, just in case. A few weeks later your bundle
You're building a login flow in Next.js 16, and you hit the question every auth tutorial glosses over: should the logged-in state live in a session or a JWT? Half the guides you find use one, half use
