The Open Web Panel

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Panel pulls together creators of Next.js, Svelte 5 and Nuxt to explain concrete outcomes: Vercel hires make full‑time teams that ship Next 16 and Svelte 5 improvements, Nitro becomes a backend runtime, and Next UI v4 lands. They describe a one‑line config fix to avoid AI agents breaking dev servers when they run next build, a new MCP server for better LLM prompts, TurboPack bundler enabling deeper bundle analysis, and thousands of GitHub issues triaged by community maintainers.

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1. 0:00Introduction and panel setup
2. 1:24Framework origins and history
3. 7:01The importance of open source
4. 11:05Community contributions
5. 13:58Adapting to AI and LLMs
6. 19:27Community momentum and support
7. 25:34Joining Vercel
8. 33:22Future visions for frameworks
9. 39:14Non-tech career paths

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