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Vercel: Expert Next.js Deployments for Headless CMS & E-commerce
Vercel powers Next.js-first headless CMS and e-commerce deployments with edge caching, serverless functions, and global scalability. This guide shows web agencies how Vercel's instant deploys, analytics, and collaborative workflows accelerate headless projects from prototype to production.
Vercel as a hosting platform: When It's the best choice and when to look elsewhere
In this article, we explore the strengths and weaknesses of Vercel as a hosting platform. The goal is to help you decide when Vercel is the right solution for your project and when you might need an alternative.
Vercel vs Netlify: How to Pick the Right Platform
In today's web development landscape, choosing the right deployment platform is crucial for performance, scalability, and ease of use. Vercel and Netlify are among the top choices for developers looking to build and manage web applications effectively. This article breaks down their features, performance, ease of use, and pricing to help you decide.
How to Optimize Vercel Costs
Learn how to optimize Vercel hosting costs, compare PRO vs Enterprise plans, and explore self-hosting for better performance and costs savings.
Next.js Hosting: OpenNext, AWS Amplify, Netlify, & More
Next.js has exploded in popularity due to its massive community support, powerful features and exceptional developer experience. While Vercel hosting often ranks as the top choice, explore Next.js hosting alternatives like OpenNext, AWS Amplify, and Netlify to find the perfect fit for your projects.
Playwright testing on CI using Github Actions and Vercel
In this article, we will discuss how to monitor your website's performance using Playwright.
Self-hosted Next.js - When Vercel is Not an Option
Kicking off a series of articles covering various aspects of self-hosting your Next.js project.
Jamstack Hosting: Everything You Need to Know
Choosing the right hosting platform for your Jamstack website is crucial to ensure its performance, security, and scalability. A good hosting platform should seamlessly integrate with your technology stack, offer fast and reliable content delivery, and provide you with easy-to-use tools for managing and deploying your website