I’ve been trying to deploy my website in Vercel, but I use any sometimes in my code. I know that disabling ESLint is not a good, but currently I need to deploy the website for initial output. I tried searching other thread and found changing the tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.json

I’ve been trying to deploy my website in Vercel, but I use any sometimes in my code. I know that disabling ESLint is not a good, but currently I need to deploy the website for initial output. I tried searching other thread and found changing the tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.json

I’ve been trying to deploy my website in Vercel, but I use any sometimes in my code. I know that disabling ESLint is not a good, but currently I need to deploy the website for initial output. I tried searching other thread and found changing the tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.json

I’ve been trying to deploy my website in Vercel, but I use any sometimes in my code. I know that disabling ESLint is not a good, but currently I need to deploy the website for initial output. I tried searching other thread and found changing the tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.json

I’ve been trying to deploy my website in Vercel, but I use any sometimes in my code. I know that disabling ESLint is not a good, but currently I need to deploy the website for initial output. I tried searching other thread and found changing the tsconfig.json and .eslintrc.json

I’m trying to figure out debugging a Next.js (15.x) project, but so far i had little success.

In my .ts file I have:

What’s the best approach to typing app routes for an i18n app? Previously I just read the request headers (cookies and accept-language) to get the locale, and the experiemental typedRoutes feature worked perfectly. I was recently convinced to move the locale into the pathname. I can still write paths without including the locale segment. The middleware then redirects to the correct path by doing the same lookup as before. However it would save a round-trip and a little compute to just include the current locale in the path to begin with. I’m using i18next if that matters.

In Next.js (v.15 w/ App Router) i have 2 modules of server actions where i export the same functions, each with a different database, like so :

In Next.js (v.15 w/ App Router) i have 2 modules of server actions where i export the same functions, each with a different database, like so :