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TanStack: From Libraries to Full-Stack Framework

TanStack is a suite of high-quality, open-source tools designed for modern web applications. To date, its various modules have collectively amassed over 100k stars and 9.5k followers on GitHub. Its core strength lies in modularizing and standardizing the most challenging aspects of web development, distilling them into a comprehensive and production-ready ecosystem.TanStack aims higher than just being a handy utility library; it seeks to tackle the systemic complexity inherent in modern full-stack applications.It seamlessly bridges previously fragmented processes—such as routing, data fetching, and server-side rendering—into a unified, coherent workflow. When dealing with massive datasets or intricate form interactions, you will find that TanStack provides a rock-solid foundation rather than just a shortcut. It ensures that "high performance" and "high reliability" are no longer burdens for developers, but are instead woven into the very DNA of the framework.

Benjamin Carter

How to Add Authentication to Your Web App with Better Auth?

Authentication is a core part of almost every web application. Whether you're building a SaaS product, a personal project, or an internal tool, chances are you'll need users to sign in.But implementing auth from scratch is tricky. You have to deal with secure password hashing, session management, OAuth flows, token refresh, and a dozen other things that can go wrong. Auth is important, but it's not the feature that makes your app unique. You probably want to spend your time elsewhere.That's where Better Auth comes in.

Chris Chen

How to Add Forms to Your Website with Formspree?

Adding a form to your website sounds simple enough. But once you start thinking about the backend, things get complicated. You need to set up a server, handle submissions, send email notifications, filter out spam, and store the data somewhere. That's a lot of work for a simple contact form.Formspree takes care of all that. It's a form backend service that receives your form submissions and routes them wherever you need.Why Formspree?

Chris Chen

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How can I use AWS S3 with Pages?

This guide will help you quickly get started with the file upload system built based on AWS S3 and Next.js in EdgeOne Pages.Deploying with EdgeOne Pages templates is the fastest way to build and deploy AWS S3 projects from scratch. You can quickly find the AWS S3 Batch Uploader theme template in the template market of pages to start deploying. 

Ethan Mercer

Dec 4, 2025

Next.js App Router in Production: Navigating State, Caching, and Testing Challenges

Before App Router, Next.js relied on the Pages Router ("pages/" directory) as its routing system. While simple and intuitive, it gradually revealed limitations as applications grew in complexity:In 2022, with React 18 introducing Server Components, the Next.js team saw an opportunity to reimagine the routing system. Thus, App Router was born.This represents the most fundamental paradigm shift. In App Router:

Ethan Mercer

Dec 4, 2025

From Development to Deployment: Next.js Full-Stack Best Practices on EdgeOne Pages

This guide focuses on building high-performance Next.js full-stack applications and optimizing your development workflow without compromising code quality or application speed.In the upcoming sections, we'll thoroughly examine project architecture, environment configuration, routing strategies, and efficient data fetching techniques. These best practices will enable you to deploy Next.js full-stack applications seamlessly on EdgeOne Pages, harnessing edge computing power for superior performance and worldwide accessibility.The following directory structure represents our recommended Next.js hybrid rendering template. This carefully organized architecture serves as an optimal foundation for developers building scalable full-stack applications:

Ethan Mercer

Dec 4, 2025

Cloud Functions Developer Guide

Cloud Functions is EdgeOne's comprehensive serverless function solution designed to empower developers with seamless dynamic backend capabilities. Simply by creating Cloud functions within your project's node-functions directory, your code will be automatically transformed into powerful Node.js-based API endpoints.. These endpoints can efficiently handle a wide range of backend operations including database queries, third-party API integrations, form submissions, and data processing tasks—all while eliminating the complexity of server management. This serverless approach makes Cloud Functions the perfect foundation for building scalable, modern applications.Experience true full-stack development with unified frontend and backend code management. House your frontend static assets and backend function logic within a single Git repository, seamlessly sharing configurations, environment variables, and deployment pipelines. Deploy your entire application stack with just one "git push" command, dramatically streamlining your development workflow while minimizing operational overhead and maintenance complexity.

Ethan Mercer

Dec 4, 2025

Deploy Your Next.js Project to EdgeOne Pages in 5 Minutes: A Complete Guide

Do you know that EdgeOne Pages deployment provides Next.js full-stack support. The following Next.js features are currently supported:To deploy your Next.js full-stack project with EdgeOne Pages, we offer three deployment options.Deploying from EdgeOne Pages templates is the fastest way to build and deploy a Next.js project from scratch.

Ethan Mercer

Spt 8, 2025

How to Enable CORS on Pages Functions?

Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) is a security mechanism implemented by browsers to control how web applications interact with resources from different origins. By default, the same-origin policy restricts web pages from making requests to servers other than their own domain. CORS relaxes these restrictions by allowing servers to specify, via HTTP headers, which origins are permitted to access their resources.When a request is considered a "non-simple request" (such as those using custom headers or methods other than GET/POST), the browser automatically sends a preflight OPTIONS request to the server. The server must return the appropriate CORS headers; otherwise, the browser will block the actual request.Pages Functions provide a serverless code execution environment running on EdgeOne edge nodes. Developers only need to write business logic and configure trigger rules—no server infrastructure management is required. Code executes elastically and securely at edge nodes close to end users.

Benjamin Carter