Next.js
The React framework that renders on the server.
Why we use it
Pages arrive as HTML, so they are fast on mobile data and visible to Google.
Every technology below is here for a reason we can defend. This is the same stack running products with far more traffic than yours has today — which is exactly why it will still be standing when yours gets there.
The React framework that renders on the server.
Pages arrive as HTML, so they are fast on mobile data and visible to Google.
The component library the interface is built from.
Interfaces stay predictable as they grow, instead of turning into spaghetti.
JavaScript with types checked before the code runs.
Whole categories of bug fail at build time rather than in front of a customer.
Utility-first styling.
One design system, no dead stylesheets accumulating over the years.
Animation for React.
Motion that guides attention, and that honours reduced-motion settings.
Accessible component primitives we own outright.
Keyboard and screen-reader behaviour is correct by default, and nothing is locked behind a vendor.
Server functions called straight from the interface.
Fewer moving parts than a separate API, and inputs are validated in one place.
The runtime the server code executes on.
One language across the whole stack, so there is no translation layer to get wrong.
A typed database client.
The database shape and the code agree, checked at build time.
The relational database.
Real transactions — an order and its stock movement either both happen or neither does.
Where the application is deployed.
Global edge delivery and instant rollback when something is wrong.
Managed PostgreSQL hosting.
Backups and scaling are somebody else's job, not a 2am phone call.
Object storage for images and files.
Images served fast worldwide, with no egress bill that grows with success.
Serverless cache and job queue.
Slow work such as email happens in the background instead of blocking a customer.
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