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For video-intensive applications, recommendations are a standard feature. We see recommendations seamlessly function in video apps such as Netflix and YouTube. In this article, we’ll learn how we can add them to our custom applications. Codesandbox The final project can be viewed on Codesandbox. You can find the full…

With serverless functions, we can write backend or server-side code without the burden of managing servers. One of the core features of Next.js is the API routes which provide an easy solution to create an API endpoint by allowing us to write server-side logic within our Next.js application,…

The by-product of human evolution with the internet has become ambitious web applications to cater for our ever-growing list of web application needs. As larger websites usually mean slower websites, Vite provides faster development experiences. Being platform-agnostic means Vite is versatile and can be used across various platforms, providing an…

The rise in performance, decoupling, and security requirements of web-based software led to the rapid adoption of the Jamstack. With this rapid adoption came the need to support all aspects of the architecture, including technical content. The Hackmamba Jamstack Content Hackathon was…

Optimizing media for the web is a must-do to save visitor bandwidth and accelerate page loads as much as feasible. Incorporating the optimization process into an existing development workflow could be cumbersome, however. Cloudinary’s Netlify Build Plugin ensures that all the images slated for delivery on your site are automatically…

The Jamstack web-development architecture yields many benefits, including high performance and security. Plus, thanks to its APIs, which function as software as a service (SaaS), no back-end infrastructure is required for web applications. The rise of platforms as a service (a type of SAAS) has rewarded the front end…

In this age of most sites being static, a frequently asked question is how much dynamic functionality you can derive from Jamstack. The answer is a lot because you can incorporate reusable APIs in that architecture and leverage serverless, back-end-oriented functions with no back ends in place. Serverless functions,…

As defined by Amazon Web Services (AWS), Amplify is a set of products and tools with which mobile and front-end web developers can build and deploy AWS-powered, secure, and scalable full-stack apps. Also, you can efficiently configure their back ends, connect them to your app with just a few lines…

Besides working as a senior front-end developer at Cloudinary, I’m also a content creator, a blogger, and an open-source developer. Follow me at @mayashavin and on mayashavin.com. My Website: Before In the beginning, my website, mayashavin.com, was mainly for showcasing the status of my development projects and…