Our great sponsors
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
As for some of our tech stack outside of Next.js for those curious, we use Sass to define CSS and its globals, Jenkins for our CI/CD pipeline, and Sentry for error tracking, all of which have been great to work with so far. Within our testing suite, we utilize Sonarqube, Lighthouse, aXe Core, WebPageTest, @next/bundle-analyzer, and run tests written with Cypress.
As for some of our tech stack outside of Next.js for those curious, we use Sass to define CSS and its globals, Jenkins for our CI/CD pipeline, and Sentry for error tracking, all of which have been great to work with so far. Within our testing suite, we utilize Sonarqube, Lighthouse, aXe Core, WebPageTest, @next/bundle-analyzer, and run tests written with Cypress.
As for some of our tech stack outside of Next.js for those curious, we use Sass to define CSS and its globals, Jenkins for our CI/CD pipeline, and Sentry for error tracking, all of which have been great to work with so far. Within our testing suite, we utilize Sonarqube, Lighthouse, aXe Core, WebPageTest, @next/bundle-analyzer, and run tests written with Cypress.
useSWR: Not specifically Next.js, but built by Vercel, we use the fantastic useSWR hook on story pages for lazy loading the “More Stories Like This” component displayed at the bottom of all stories (example). For those curious, this feature uses the minhash algorithm as implemented by one of our teams to return recent related stories with similar text content. We also use useSWR for fetching weather information to display on the CBC.ca/lite/weather page based on the user’s detected location.
As for some of our tech stack outside of Next.js for those curious, we use Sass to define CSS and its globals, Jenkins for our CI/CD pipeline, and Sentry for error tracking, all of which have been great to work with so far. Within our testing suite, we utilize Sonarqube, Lighthouse, aXe Core, WebPageTest, @next/bundle-analyzer, and run tests written with Cypress.