Kongres Next.js 2024
as the organisers put it
Kongres.js – Bridging the future with Next.js, Remix, Nuxt, Angular, React.js, TypeScript, Qwik, Astro, and beyond!
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| GitHub stars won't pay your rent | KITZE | 32m |
Builds Sizzy from a quick Chrome extension into a paid Electron browser, using Electron + Next.js + MobX, open-sources it and gets 5,000 GitHub stars but earns… | ||
| Back in the game: Recent Revolutionary Changes in Angular | Tomasz Ducin | 21m |
Angular now ships concrete changes: signals replace most RxJS complexity, offering computed values and automatic dependency tracking with no subscriptions… | ||
| Next.js is my main web server for all APIs. And I like it! | Michał Michalczuk | 22m |
Argues that Next.js can be a full web server for REST/GraphQL, using Next 14 route handlers, middleware (runs on the Edge), Node streams for file streaming… | ||
| Astro: Built Fast by Default | Ruby Jane Cabagnot | 26m |
Astro 4.0 ships server-rendered HTML by default and only hydrates interactive parts using the Islands architecture and partial hydration, claiming about 90%… | ||
| It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back | Theodore Vorillas | 23m |
Shows a concrete build: a private‑first analytics platform running Next.js standalone in Docker, deployed with GitHub Actions, Coolify and Terraform, monitored… | ||
| Background jobs 101: building reliable apps with Inngest | Sylwia Vargas | 22m |
Shows how moving non‑blocking tasks into background jobs with inest cuts latency and adds reliability: wrap functions exposed as HTTP endpoints, emit… | ||
| Rethinking frontend architectures with data layers | Max Stoiber | 24m |
Argues that react server components plus GraphQL eliminate extra server-to-API network hops by running queries in-process, reducing waterfalls and security… | ||
| URL: your state management solution for Next.js 14 | Adrian Pilarczyk | 07m |
Next.js 14 techniques show putting UI state into the URL: categories become a dynamic root, sort and query become URL search params, and client-only pieces use… | ||
| WordPress Wars. Is React a New Winner? | Lena Sędkiewicz | 07m |
WordPress now ships a React‑based block editor and adding new blocks requires Node.js and React so plugin work shifts to JavaScript, while traditional PHP… | ||
| Empowering OpenTelemetry: How we made Next.js app work with a self-hosted collector | Przemysław Łada | 07m |
Shows how a Next.js app on Vercel serverless functions sends traces, metrics and logs to a self‑hosted OpenTelemetry Collector (deployed via Kubernetes Helm)… | ||
| Keep your friends close and your APIs closer | Jakub Wąsik | 09m |
Introduces the Backend For Frontend pattern applied to microfrontends and shows a production setup that uses Next.js API routes and server components to avoid… | ||
| Fullstack can be fun (again) | Fran Zekan | 06m |
Claim: fullstack complexity that peaked five years ago is already halved by RSC in Next13. Shows a direct comparison: a ten‑year‑old PHP pattern that queries… | ||
| All Things Astro | Elian van Cutsem | 20m |
Astro 4 ships features for content sites: zero-bytes HTML-by-default with five client directives for controlled hydration, an islands architecture, and a… | ||
| Interactive web apps at the Edge with Remix, Neon, and Prisma | Alberto Schiabel | 31m |
Shows a Remix app deployed to Cloudflare Pages using Neon for Postgres and Prisma as the ORM, with a live quiz survey demo that updates in real time against… | ||
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