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Eric Burel
French engineer, founder of LBKE. I contribute to the State of JS survey, I write Next.js courses and I give trainings at Human Coders.
Securing Server-Rendered Applications – Next.js Case
React Advanced Conference 2024
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Securing Server-Rendered Applications – Next.js Case
Next.js deep integration between the client and the server makes developing fast JavaScript applications a breeze. And it's also the worst nightmare of your security team. Let's discover a few security patterns for server-rendering frameworks like Next.js.
Treat your users right with Segmented Rendering
React Advanced Conference 2022
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21 min
Treat your users right with Segmented Rendering
If you think that static rendering is limited to generic and public content that is the same for every user of your website, this talk is for you. Segmented Rendering is a new pattern for the Jamstack that lets you personalize content, statically, without any sort of client-side rendering or per-request Server-Side Rendering. Get the best possible performances for use cases such as theming, internationalization, A/B testing, multi-tenancy, and start treating your users right!