import * as Brands from ‘@/components/icons/brands’ export async function Signup() { const provider = { name: ‘Google’, icon: Brands.Google, id: ‘google’ } return <provider.icon /> } This fails with a cryptic error message when I do a next build. import Discord from ‘./discord.svg’ import GitHub from ‘./github.svg’ import Google from ‘./google.svg’ import Microsoft from ‘./microsoft.svg’ […]

import * as Brands from ‘@/components/icons/brands’ export async function Signup() { const provider = { name: ‘Google’, icon: Brands.Google, id: ‘google’ } return <provider.icon /> } This fails with a cryptic error message when I do a next build. import Discord from ‘./discord.svg’ import GitHub from ‘./github.svg’ import Google from ‘./google.svg’ import Microsoft from ‘./microsoft.svg’ […]

With React 18 onwards, we have entered a new era of hydration and rendering. Earlier we had per page static or server-side rendering. Now, the concept of rendering on server side has descended to components. How does this improve overall performance of the applications, as well as how does it improve the developer experience?

I have crafted a library for next.js themes. Recently, I found this error here.

I have crafted a library for next.js themes. Recently, I found this error here.

I am trying to access a route which should redirect the user back to homepage when postOperations isn’t set in the localStorage.
Here’s the code, just check the useEffect and first component inside return() to save your time.

I’ve searching for several quite now if there are tools that can help me achieve what I want. So I have several pictures that are mixed portrait and landscape that is showing in a galleryList. I want my portraits ones to be the same width and height size with my landscape by simple adding a blur background on the side something like this