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Rocket Inspire #2: Super Useful Links and Information Sources

Eva KanisováEva Kanisová
|10/25/2024|2 min read

Communication, teamwork, and sharing knowledge are the cornerstones of our software and startup studio, ProRocketeers. We share what we know not only at internal meetings, but also with the wider world on social media, especially in our Instagram and Facebook Stories.

What are the latest things we have shared?

  1. NVM, a tool for managing multiple Node.js versions
  2. Capacitor, a native runtime that supports different operating systems
  3. Bun, a JavaScript runtime
  4. PlateJS, a tool for developing text editors, inspired by ShadCN principles
  5. Syntax, a podcast interview about Next.js architecture

What makes them so great?

Here is a quick overview of these Rocket Inspires! 🚀

NVM

https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm

✨ NVM (Node Version Manager) is the easiest way to use several Node.js versions side by side. Beyond managing versions, it is ideal for keeping your development environment under control and testing applications across different Node.js releases.

Capacitor

https://capacitorjs.com/

✨ Capacitor is an open-source native runtime for building native apps with web technologies. You can create apps for iOS, Android, and the web using JavaScript, HTML, and CSS, without writing operating-system-specific code for each platform.

Bun

https://bun.sh/

✨ Bun is a modern JavaScript runtime designed to improve performance, optimise speed, and simplify the development of modern web applications.

PlateJS

https://platejs.org/

✨ PlateJS is a modern, flexible toolkit for building rich-text editors on the web. Inspired by ShadCN principles, it offers extensive customisation and room to extend.

Syntax #785

https://syntax.fm/show/785/what-s-next-for-next-js-with-tim-neutkens

✨ Syntax is a podcast about web development.

Episode 785, “What’s Next for Next.js with Tim Neutkens”, looks at the future of Next.js, the popular React framework.

Tim Neutkens is one of the key developers and maintainers of Next.js. In the interview, he shares his thoughts on what is coming to the framework and the improvements and new features being planned.

The conversation covers:

  • the future of Next.js
  • new features and improvements
  • trends in SSR and SSG
  • performance and scalability
  • use cases and best practices

So, will you try one of these proven tools? Or listen to the recommended podcast episode?

We would love you to share your own favourite tools and inspiration with us, so we can all keep moving forward together! 🚀

*Source of inspiration: Vojta Baránek, co-founder of ProRocketeers*

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