The much-anticipated Payload 3.0 has officially arrived, marking a significant milestone in the evolution of this powerful headless CMS. This major release brings revolutionary changes that promise to transform how developers build and deploy content-driven applications. However, with great power comes great responsibility – and some important considerations for deployment. The Dawn of a New… Continue reading Payload 3.0
Category: Next.Js
How to Implement Multiple Image Upload Functionality in React/Next.js
Adding multiple image upload functionality to a web application enhances user experience by allowing the association of several images with a single entity—such as a “sketch” in a design app. This guide walks you through implementing this feature in a React/Next.js frontend with a backend that stores images as an array, covering state management, file… Continue reading How to Implement Multiple Image Upload Functionality in React/Next.js
Understanding Tailwind’s Spacing System: Space, X, and Y
Tailwind CSS provides a powerful and flexible spacing system that helps developers control margin, padding, and gaps effortlessly. The spacing utilities in Tailwind are designed to make layout adjustments intuitive and maintainable. Among these, space-x and space-y play a crucial role in managing the spacing between elements. Tailwind uses a predefined spacing scale based on… Continue reading Understanding Tailwind’s Spacing System: Space, X, and Y
Using Slugs in Next.js for Dynamic Routing
Introduction Slugs are user-friendly, URL-safe strings used to identify resources. In Next.js, slugs are commonly used for dynamic routes, such as blog posts, products, or user profiles. This article covers how to implement and use slugs in Next.js. 1. Setting Up a Dynamic Route To create a dynamic route using slugs, create a file inside… Continue reading Using Slugs in Next.js for Dynamic Routing
How to Secure Your AWS EC2 Instances
Securing EC2 instances is crucial for protecting cloud applications. Key security best practices include: Use IAM Roles – Assign permissions to instances instead of embedding credentials. Enable Security Groups – Restrict inbound and outbound traffic using firewall rules. Keep Instances Updated – Regularly update OS and software to patch vulnerabilities. Encrypt Data – Use AWS… Continue reading How to Secure Your AWS EC2 Instances
Understanding AWS EC2 Pricing Models
AWS EC2 provides flexible pricing options to help businesses manage costs effectively. The key pricing models include: On-Demand Instances – Pay for compute capacity by the hour or second, ideal for short-term workloads. Reserved Instances (RI) – Commitment for 1 or 3 years with significant discounts, suitable for steady-state applications. Spot Instances – Use spare… Continue reading Understanding AWS EC2 Pricing Models
Choosing the Right AWS EC2 Instance Type
AWS EC2 offers a variety of instance types optimized for different workloads. The main categories include: General Purpose (T, M series) – Balanced performance for web applications and development environments. Compute Optimized (C series) – High-performance processors ideal for gaming and data analytics. Memory Optimized (R, X series) – Best for applications requiring large memory,… Continue reading Choosing the Right AWS EC2 Instance Type
1. App Router (Next.js 13+) – Using useSearchParams (Client) & searchParams (Server)
Client Component – useSearchParams (next/navigation) “use client”; import { useSearchParams } from “next/navigation”; export default function Page() { const searchParams = useSearchParams(); const name = searchParams.get(“name”); // Get ‘name’ from URL return <div>Hello, {name || “Guest”}!</div>; } Example URL: http://localhost:3000?name=John Output:Hello, John! Server Component – searchParams Prop export default function Page({ searchParams }: { searchParams:… Continue reading 1. App Router (Next.js 13+) – Using useSearchParams (Client) & searchParams (Server)
Implementing Dependent Dropdowns in React with API Filtering
When building forms in React, you might need to create dependent dropdowns, where the options in one dropdown depend on the selection of another. This is commonly used in scenarios like selecting a category and then filtering relevant subcategories. In this article, we’ll cover: How to create a dependent dropdown feature in React. How to… Continue reading Implementing Dependent Dropdowns in React with API Filtering
Understanding REST APIs in Payload CMS: A Developer’s Guide
Payload CMS provides a robust REST API out of the box, making it easy to interact with content programmatically. Since it is a headless CMS, the API serves as the primary method for fetching, creating, updating, and deleting content. One of its biggest advantages is that every collection defined in Payload CMS automatically gets its… Continue reading Understanding REST APIs in Payload CMS: A Developer’s Guide