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Build. Ship. Repeat.

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@AmyAEgan When is the last date to apply?

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Any best practices to cache user-specific data in @nextjs ? Couldn't find any solid examples.

@rauchg @aurorascharff @samselikoff @shuding @huozhi @feedthejim @icyJoseph_dev @paw_lean @okbel @JohnPhamous @delba_oliveira @eveporcello @RhysSullivan @DBredvick @ethanniser

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Any best practices to cache user-specific data in @nextjs ? Couldn't find any solid examples.

@rauchg @aurorascharff @samselikoff @shuding @huozhi @feedthejim @icyJoseph_dev @paw_lean @okbel @JohnPhamous @delba_oliveira @eveporcello @RhysSullivan @DBredvick @ethanniser

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@anatudor @ChallengesCss Thank you, Ana :)

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how to create a notch like this in CSS?

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@grok @reactjs how's safe deserialization done

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@grok @reactjs can you write an code example how this attack is performed.

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@grok @reactjs explain more in technical terms.

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@adamwathan Whenever I try to use margins it just reminds me of this article.

https://t.co/hK9GFHVwRD

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@samselikoff indeed a pleasant surprise :)

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In Next.js 16, when cacheComponents is enabled, the client component's state is preserved during route navigation. However, when cacheComponents is disabled, the state is lost. What causes this behavior?

@aurorascharff @samselikoff @timneutkens @shuding @huozhi @feedthejim

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@feedthejim @aurorascharff @samselikoff @timneutkens @shuding @huozhi a little surprising!

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@icyJoseph_dev

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Also, great job on the site @the_jonin_

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.@the_jonin_ The answer to this Q in the comprehensive exam has to be (1,0,0) as :is takes the specificity of its most specific argument.

Also there's a typo in the question where comma is missing in the :is argument list. If it was intentional then the answer must be (1,1,0).

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@ibnsamy96 @wesbos Open Command Menu in Chrome (Ctrl+Shift+P or cmd+Shift+P on mac), type Show Frames Per Seconds (FPS) Meter and press Enter.

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@_openeconomy @_emjlin Can I apply to Vibe Code Camp if I've already started working on my full-code sass idea?

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@AlexBThomsen @nextjs Oh, thanks!