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344 posts · sorted by dateNx Monorepo: Scaling Next.js and TypeScript Projects with Shared Libraries
Learn how to build an Nx monorepo with multiple Next.js applications and shared TypeScript libraries. This guide covers workspace setup, library generation, dependency graphing, and Nx Affected for dramatically faster CI pipelines.
Deploy Next.js to Kubernetes with Helm 4 and Argo CD GitOps
A production walkthrough for running Next.js 16 on Kubernetes: a minimal standalone Docker image, a Helm 4 chart with server-side apply, health probes and autoscaling, then continuous delivery driven by Argo CD 3.3 GitOps.
Building an Arabic RAG Pipeline with Text Normalization in TypeScript
Learn how to build a production-ready Arabic RAG pipeline in TypeScript. Covers Unicode normalization, multilingual embeddings, LanceDB vector search, and Arabic answer generation with Claude Sonnet 5.
AI Evaluation in Production with Braintrust and TypeScript
Learn how to evaluate your AI applications in production using Braintrust — run automated experiments, track score regressions, manage prompt versions, and build a continuous evaluation pipeline with TypeScript and Next.js.
AI Agent Guardrails in TypeScript: Prompt Injection, Tool Safety, and Output Validation
Build a production guardrail layer for AI agents in Next.js and TypeScript — normalize and screen untrusted input, defend against prompt injection from retrieved documents, allowlist and validate tool calls, require human approval for destructive actions, and scan model output for PII and data exfiltration before it reaches a user.
Sentry in Next.js 16: Errors, Traces, Logs, and AI Agent Observability
Instrument a Next.js 16 App Router app end to end with Sentry — catch server, client, and edge errors, ship readable stack traces with source maps, trace slow Server Actions, forward structured logs, monitor cron jobs, and get per-token cost visibility on your AI agents.
ArkType 2.2 in Next.js: TypeScript's 1:1 Runtime Validator
Build a fully validated Next.js 15 stack with ArkType 2.2 — write schemas in TypeScript syntax you already know, parse instead of just validate with morphs, get typed regex capture groups, and wire it all into Server Actions via Standard Schema.
Trigger.dev v4: Background Jobs, Approval Flows, and AI Tasks in Next.js
Upgrade from the retired Trigger.dev v3 to v4 and build a document processing pipeline with wait-for-token approval flows, AI SDK tool bridges via schemaTask, and concurrency-controlled queues in Next.js 15.
AWS Blocks Tutorial: Build a Full-Stack TypeScript Backend That Runs Locally and Deploys to AWS Unchanged
AWS Blocks is Amazon's open-source infrastructure-from-code framework: one TypeScript file defines your database, auth, real-time channels, background jobs and AI agent, runs entirely on your laptop with no AWS account, then deploys to DynamoDB, Lambda, API Gateway and Bedrock without a single code change. This tutorial builds a complete authenticated task app with real-time updates, file uploads, a cron job and a Bedrock agent.
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