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The Stack Overflow Podcast
The title of this week's episode comes from a Hacker News thread where Guillermo argued that the complexity of front end performance goes beyond simplifying your stack to bare web primitives.
You can find out more about Vercel, which Β recently raised a $40 million round, on Guillermo's blog, where he details what the company has planned for the future.
You can find more info on Next.JS here. It's a very active tag on Stack Overflow with dozens of new questions a day.
Our lifeboat badge for this episode goes to paxdiablo for answering the question: What does .split() return if the string has no match?
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