Another week, another newsletter. Let's get to it!
Around the Web
- Next.js 14 was announced this past week at Next.js Conf. It seemed a little underwhelming, but there have been stability and performance improvements. Server Actions are no longer experimental, and pre-rendered partial rendering (PPR) is in preview. There is also an updated tutorial if you’re interested in learning Next.js.
- Speaking of Next.js, Sebastien Castel (@scastiel) has a great post on server actions, The simplest example to understand Server Actions in Next.js.
- My former employer, Netlify, has been dropping all kinds of primitives for the platform, including this one, Netlify Cache Key Variations. So now request caching can vary on several things including header, language, country, and cookie.
Fun Stuff
This is so freaking cool. Steve Garner made a game with three.js, Greensock and Stately.ai.
Shameless Plugs
This week was a triple threat for me in terms of streaming. On Monday, Scott Steinlage joined me on nickyt.live to chat about growth, marketing, DevRel, community, all the things!
Here's a highlight from the stream.
The full recording will be dropping on https://nickyt.tube this coming week.
Wednesday, my co-worker @bekahhw joined me for a final Hacktoberfest check-in. We also gave a bunch of shout-outs to all the OpenSauced contributors from the past week.
Friday was my monthly stream on the cfe.dev YouTube channel. I was back with another 2 Full 2 Stack episode exploring the latest stuff in Next.js the day after they released Next.js 14 at Next.js Conf.
Jobs
- NordHealth is hiring! They’re looking for a Senior Frontend Developer with Design Skills
I post jobs in the iamdeveloper.com community, plus all other kinds of content, as do others. If you're looking for another friendly nook of the internet, head to discord.iamdeveloper.com.
That's a wrap! Until the next one.
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