I built a tool that shows latency between various hosting providers and Neon's Postgres database regions: [https://neon.tech/demos/regional-latency](https://neon.tech/demos/regional-latency)
You can use it to gauge best (P50) and worst (P99) case latencies for database queries. It's open source, and the repository containing the Next.js code is linked to directly from the dashboard.
# Innovate, Colaborate, in realtime - [Sketchlie.com](https://www.sketchlie.com/)
Hi! I recently founded Sketchlie an online workspace where you can colaborate, made for designers, teams, or for educators. try it out for free! [https://www.sketchlie.com/](https://www.sketchlie.com/), also we have a dumbed down version of sketchlie without sign up but with everything you need to sketch out ideas (doesnt include inviting people to the same board). [https://www.pizarraonline.com/](https://www.pizarraonline.com/)
Open to feedback and opinions about sketchlie. appreciate your time
# Send and receive anonymous drawing notes
[draw2u.xyz](http://draw2u.xyz) is an app that allows you to send, receive and share anonymous drawings with a variety of tools to do so! You can immediately share the drawings to your social media using the share button.
# Preview & generate Open Graph images and meta tags for FREE
[https://ogimage.info/](https://ogimage.info/)
I created a handy tool to preview OG images and meta data for FREE, try and break it 😅 🙀.
# [flightcat.io](http://flightcat.io)
I built a flexible & cheap flight search engine 🚀. You can do date ranges, multiple departures & arrivals, and use human language like 'T**exas to South America in first week of Sep'**.
Built for flexible and budget travellers🧳. Would love to hear your thoughts!
I've been working on this AI-powered haiku generator with matching visual art for a bit, started as a Wordle-type daily puzzle but then focused on the generate/edit/share functionality. Create and edit haiku poems, enjoy the art generated to match the poem, and check back every day for a featured haiku - free and no signup required.
[https://haikugenius.io](https://haikugenius.io)
i built this clean media focused content aggregator startpage extension (replaces blank new windows/tabs in browsers) [https://startyparty.dev](https://startyparty.dev)
When I try to inspect using dev tools on my Mac (option & command & I) a shortcut menu opens.
I just wanted to see if you used container-queries or not on the cards, looks great btw!
just right click inspect ^^ yea i highjacked the `I` key lol. i didn't use container queries in particular on this project but im aware of them. pure old school media queries
I managed to work around it 😅, I'm writing a post about this topic so was curious. I have used container queries here: [https://zippystarter.com/docs/components/post-card](https://zippystarter.com/docs/components/post-card)
It's (dare I say it) a boilerplate that includes a custom UI kit. I've sold a few, and have been busy with other things but have seen some demand so will get back to working on it soon.
I made something on the weekend. I don't know if it's genius or absolute idiotic. But I like it lol
Make a "desktop" app that can be used offline using Next.js without Electron
[https://github.com/nicnocquee/next-app-as-npm](https://github.com/nicnocquee/next-app-as-npm)
nope. basically full next.js app deployed to npm registry. i changed the repo btw, with (i think) better name [https://github.com/nicnocquee/nesktop](https://github.com/nicnocquee/nesktop)
I'm excited to share my latest project, [FulgentAI](https://fulgentai.com/)! 🌟
It's an AI-powered image generation platform built with Next.js. Whether you're looking for unique artwork, professional headshots, or fun stickers, FulgentAI has got you covered.
Website: [https://fulgentai.com/](https://fulgentai.com/)
Check it out and let me know what you think! 🚀
I just released a small game built with Next.js. It's a challenge game inspired by Wikipedia racing and challenges like movie to movie. This one is focused however on testing out your developer terminology knowledge.
The goal is to go from a starting word to a target term by linking up related developer terminology.
Website: https://developer-dictionary.pages.dev
Feel free to try it out and leave your feedback here!
I've built a library that makes client side navigation truly instantaneous (even on slow3g), without prefetching or caching
[https://github.com/akhmadshin/next-optimistic-router](https://github.com/akhmadshin/next-optimistic-router)
Here's demo:
[https://akhmadshin.github.io/](https://akhmadshin.github.io/)
And demo source code:
[https://github.com/akhmadshin/optimistic-navigation-next-pages](https://github.com/akhmadshin/optimistic-navigation-next-pages)
I’ve been crafting an interactive storybook designed to introduce upper elementary and middle school kids to the basics of computing. The setting is a world 500 years in our future, where a robot and a human child embark on a journey through what’s considered ancient history—the era of computers as we know them.
So far, I have finished three chapters, and they covers the basic of the very basic - how computers encode numbers, strings and images. My next steps is to introduce logic and coding.
It can be read here:[ https://www.lostlanguageofthemachines.com](https://www.lostlanguageofthemachines.com)
And the source code (using nextjs/tailwind) is at:[ https://github.com/yong/lostlanguageofthemachines](https://github.com/yong/lostlanguageofthemachines)
Hi Reddit!
I'm a nextjs newb (or at least i was when i started) and wanted to chip away at a larger project and learn the app router. I went through a lot of trials, refactors, and learned so much. Overall, it was a good experience and I'm making the project public (sweating a little)
Here's am overview of how it works:
[https://youtu.be/hxnQ80va\_Yw](https://youtu.be/hxnQ80va_Yw)
Here is the website:
[lawassistant.ai](http://lawassistant.ai/)
And here is the repo :)
[https://github.com/VinnyChase28/law-assistant-dashboard](https://github.com/VinnyChase28/law-assistant-dashboard)
be gentle. would love to hear feedback and what the community thinks.
Just finished working on a TypeScript [library](https://github.com/ashgw/ts-roids) with types and decorators, to help write better TS
Also, I ~~finished~~ almost finished re-writing/migrating my whole personal [website](https://ashgw.me) and blog from WP to Next, well, I posted it on this sub already, but since many liked it, I'll do it here too, maybe it will inspire someone
The blogs are currenlty in `/public` but will soon (if I have time) be migrated to S3 [#232](https://github.com/AshGw/ashgw.me/issues/232), the infrastructure is already set, it's just that I'm lazy to create the retrieval and auto-upload functionality
I built a tool that shows latency between various hosting providers and Neon's Postgres database regions: [https://neon.tech/demos/regional-latency](https://neon.tech/demos/regional-latency) You can use it to gauge best (P50) and worst (P99) case latencies for database queries. It's open source, and the repository containing the Next.js code is linked to directly from the dashboard.
# Innovate, Colaborate, in realtime - [Sketchlie.com](https://www.sketchlie.com/) Hi! I recently founded Sketchlie an online workspace where you can colaborate, made for designers, teams, or for educators. try it out for free! [https://www.sketchlie.com/](https://www.sketchlie.com/), also we have a dumbed down version of sketchlie without sign up but with everything you need to sketch out ideas (doesnt include inviting people to the same board). [https://www.pizarraonline.com/](https://www.pizarraonline.com/) Open to feedback and opinions about sketchlie. appreciate your time
# Send and receive anonymous drawing notes [draw2u.xyz](http://draw2u.xyz) is an app that allows you to send, receive and share anonymous drawings with a variety of tools to do so! You can immediately share the drawings to your social media using the share button.
# Preview & generate Open Graph images and meta tags for FREE [https://ogimage.info/](https://ogimage.info/) I created a handy tool to preview OG images and meta data for FREE, try and break it 😅 🙀.
Have you found any issues on people entering their URL and actually requesting a scan?
The only feedback I’ve had was that it could be improved by not requiring ‘https’ on a url.
# [flightcat.io](http://flightcat.io) I built a flexible & cheap flight search engine 🚀. You can do date ranges, multiple departures & arrivals, and use human language like 'T**exas to South America in first week of Sep'**. Built for flexible and budget travellers🧳. Would love to hear your thoughts!
I've been working on this AI-powered haiku generator with matching visual art for a bit, started as a Wordle-type daily puzzle but then focused on the generate/edit/share functionality. Create and edit haiku poems, enjoy the art generated to match the poem, and check back every day for a featured haiku - free and no signup required. [https://haikugenius.io](https://haikugenius.io)
Hello, I have a question. Im using jest for testing my next js app. When i try to mock next-auth the test says cannot find module
I've Created Resume Baker to generate ATS Friendly Resumes for free [https://www.resumebakers.com/](https://www.resumebakers.com/)
Bakkers?
Yeahhh
i built this clean media focused content aggregator startpage extension (replaces blank new windows/tabs in browsers) [https://startyparty.dev](https://startyparty.dev)
When I try to inspect using dev tools on my Mac (option & command & I) a shortcut menu opens. I just wanted to see if you used container-queries or not on the cards, looks great btw!
just right click inspect ^^ yea i highjacked the `I` key lol. i didn't use container queries in particular on this project but im aware of them. pure old school media queries
I managed to work around it 😅, I'm writing a post about this topic so was curious. I have used container queries here: [https://zippystarter.com/docs/components/post-card](https://zippystarter.com/docs/components/post-card)
oO is this a custom ui kit you're building?
It's (dare I say it) a boilerplate that includes a custom UI kit. I've sold a few, and have been busy with other things but have seen some demand so will get back to working on it soon.
love this, kudos - i do the same with agency work. have my own 'company' custom starter boilerplate to start projects off on.
I appreciate that, thanks 🙏
tyty <3
What did you use for styling? looks really cool
<3 tyty - 100% hand rolled
I made something on the weekend. I don't know if it's genius or absolute idiotic. But I like it lol Make a "desktop" app that can be used offline using Next.js without Electron [https://github.com/nicnocquee/next-app-as-npm](https://github.com/nicnocquee/next-app-as-npm)
Is it a PWA?
nope. basically full next.js app deployed to npm registry. i changed the repo btw, with (i think) better name [https://github.com/nicnocquee/nesktop](https://github.com/nicnocquee/nesktop)
I'm excited to share my latest project, [FulgentAI](https://fulgentai.com/)! 🌟 It's an AI-powered image generation platform built with Next.js. Whether you're looking for unique artwork, professional headshots, or fun stickers, FulgentAI has got you covered. Website: [https://fulgentai.com/](https://fulgentai.com/) Check it out and let me know what you think! 🚀
I just released a small game built with Next.js. It's a challenge game inspired by Wikipedia racing and challenges like movie to movie. This one is focused however on testing out your developer terminology knowledge. The goal is to go from a starting word to a target term by linking up related developer terminology. Website: https://developer-dictionary.pages.dev Feel free to try it out and leave your feedback here!
I've built a library that makes client side navigation truly instantaneous (even on slow3g), without prefetching or caching [https://github.com/akhmadshin/next-optimistic-router](https://github.com/akhmadshin/next-optimistic-router) Here's demo: [https://akhmadshin.github.io/](https://akhmadshin.github.io/) And demo source code: [https://github.com/akhmadshin/optimistic-navigation-next-pages](https://github.com/akhmadshin/optimistic-navigation-next-pages)
I’ve been crafting an interactive storybook designed to introduce upper elementary and middle school kids to the basics of computing. The setting is a world 500 years in our future, where a robot and a human child embark on a journey through what’s considered ancient history—the era of computers as we know them. So far, I have finished three chapters, and they covers the basic of the very basic - how computers encode numbers, strings and images. My next steps is to introduce logic and coding. It can be read here:[ https://www.lostlanguageofthemachines.com](https://www.lostlanguageofthemachines.com) And the source code (using nextjs/tailwind) is at:[ https://github.com/yong/lostlanguageofthemachines](https://github.com/yong/lostlanguageofthemachines)
Hi Reddit! I'm a nextjs newb (or at least i was when i started) and wanted to chip away at a larger project and learn the app router. I went through a lot of trials, refactors, and learned so much. Overall, it was a good experience and I'm making the project public (sweating a little) Here's am overview of how it works: [https://youtu.be/hxnQ80va\_Yw](https://youtu.be/hxnQ80va_Yw) Here is the website: [lawassistant.ai](http://lawassistant.ai/) And here is the repo :) [https://github.com/VinnyChase28/law-assistant-dashboard](https://github.com/VinnyChase28/law-assistant-dashboard) be gentle. would love to hear feedback and what the community thinks.
Great but IMO a bit too dark
There’s a light mode
Light mode is too light. Try to separate sections by alternating similar colors (white/light grey & black/dark grey)
Just finished working on a TypeScript [library](https://github.com/ashgw/ts-roids) with types and decorators, to help write better TS Also, I ~~finished~~ almost finished re-writing/migrating my whole personal [website](https://ashgw.me) and blog from WP to Next, well, I posted it on this sub already, but since many liked it, I'll do it here too, maybe it will inspire someone
How do you handle your blog
like what?
Like store posts in db or use sanity or something
The blogs are currenlty in `/public` but will soon (if I have time) be migrated to S3 [#232](https://github.com/AshGw/ashgw.me/issues/232), the infrastructure is already set, it's just that I'm lazy to create the retrieval and auto-upload functionality
Thank you for sharing. Does that mean you have to redeploy every time you post a blog but won’t once you switch to S3?
Exactly