DISCLAIMER
If you follow this tutorial, you might end up paying for AWS services.
Building on the foundation of the original tutorial, I’ve recently made significant improvements to the Next.js + AWS S3 image upload project. These updates bring cutting-edge features and tools to enhance performance and developer experience. Here’s what’s new:
- Next.js 15 Upgrade with App Router 🧭 The project has been upgraded to Next.js 15, introducing the new App Router for a more streamlined and scalable routing system.
✨ Key Benefits:
🛠️ Simplified route definitions for cleaner code.
⚡ Enhanced support for streaming and React Server Components.
🖥️ Improved tooling for a better development experience.
- React.js 19 Upgrade 🌀 With the jump to React.js 19, the project now enjoys performance boosts and new hooks for even more flexible state and effect management.
🔥 What’s New in React 19:
🚀 Faster rendering for improved performance.
🪝 Additional hooks that make coding more intuitive and concise.
- Automated Dependency Updates with Renovate 🤖 To keep the project secure and up-to-date, I’ve integrated Renovate. This automation tool scans dependencies and creates pull requests for updates, saving time and reducing risk.
💡 Why Renovate?
🕒 Saves hours of manual updates.
🛡️ Ensures libraries are always secure and current.
📈 Streamlines dependency management with minimal effort.
- Pending Amazon CloudFront Integration 🌍 The next big step will be integrating Amazon CloudFront. This will further reduce latency and improve content delivery across regions. Stay tuned for this exciting update!
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