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Intl-watcher: i18n Key Management & Dictionary Splitting in Next.js
Thanks for the kind words - let me know if you were able to give it a try and whether everything works as expected. After all, it's quite the difference running this "just" for my...
Vercel Deploy error due to pnpm 10.4
fyi, Corepack will be unbundled from Node.js and no longer directly distributed in future Node versions which is such an inconvenience. Sources: -...
Running concurrent and persistent tasks using Turborepo
Small note since I was confused why a month old release wasn't appearing via renovate in my repository until I realized that your blog post's date is wrong. It says 3 Mar instead...
Running concurrent and persistent tasks using Turborepo
Marvelous. I'll be looking into it. Thank you for following up on this!
Running concurrent and persistent tasks using Turborepo
Ah yes indeed this works even though I have to admit that I don't like that the the root command needs to be extended with unique names instead of being able to keep this kind of...
Running concurrent and persistent tasks using Turborepo
I have a conventional Turborepo setup and running `turbo dev` in the root will run the `dev` script in all my applications as expected and consolidate them the in the classic TUI...
Intl-watcher: i18n Key Management & Dictionary Splitting in Next.js
Hi everyone 👋, I just published an open-source Next.js plugin called [`intl-watcher`](https://github.com/ChristianIvicevic/intl-watcher). It's something I initially created as a...
How to handle localizations?
Not using components but conceptually with separate hooks, yes. The client-side `useTranslations` hook pretty much returns the values passed to the i18n context provider and works...
How to handle localizations?
What I did was to use next-intl and separate my i18n strings into two separate files. One containing the strings required on the client and the other file containing strings...
Hire Me (January 2025)
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