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    Server-side rendering pitfalls for VIN lookup formsโ—VIN lookup forms look simple: an input, a button, a result card. Under SSR (Next.js, Remix, or any... # typescript # webMmastodonLifeAutos114 h ago

    Developers are discussing how VIN lookup forms, though visually simple with an input, a button and a result card, can break under server-side rendering in frameworks like Next.js and Remix. A write-up covers SSR and hydration pitfalls where the server renders an empty state but client-side decoding logic introduces mismatches or delayed results, offering lessons for TypeScript and React web developers building similar lookup interfaces.

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    Trusted Web Activity domain checks clash with Next.js routingโ—A Trusted Web Activity proves it owns a domain by fetching one file from one hard-coded path. Ours is a Next.js route haMmastodonTechnologyMobile21 d ago

    Android's Trusted Web Activity verifies that an app owns a domain by fetching a single file from a fixed, hard-coded path. Developers running Next.js are hitting a snag when their route handler sits one path segment away from that required location, producing a 404 that anyone can confirm in a browser. Web developers are debating workarounds for the mismatch.

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    Lessons From Contributing to Open Source Projectsโ–ผWhat Open Source Has Taught Me So Far I started contributing to open source because I wanted to learn how real projectsMmastodonTechnologySoftware65 d ago

    A developer is reflecting on what contributing to open source has taught them since starting to move beyond tutorials and into real-world projects. They describe gaining hands-on experience with React, Node.js, TypeScript, MongoDB, Next.js, and REST APIs, along with the practical skills of working on shared codebases. The post has resonated with other developers weighing the value of open source contributions for learning and career growth.

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    Progress Software discloses SSRF flaw in Sitefinity Next.js SDKโ—CVE-2026-92931: Progress Software reports a server-side request forgery flaw in its Sitefinity Next.js SDK npm package.MmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity12 d ago

    Progress Software has disclosed CVE-2026-92931, a server-side request forgery vulnerability in the Sitefinity Next.js SDK npm package. According to the advisory, a remote attacker could trick the server into making requests to an attacker-controlled host, potentially exposing sensitive information. Affected versions reportedly begin with 15.1.8326, and developers using the package are being urged to review their installations.

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    GitHub template lets AI agents clone live websitesโ—---------------- ๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Tool: AI Website Cloner Template =================== A GitHub template repo packages a repeatable woMmastodonTechnologySoftware12 d ago

    A GitHub template repo packages a repeatable workflow for a specific job: pointing an AI coding agent at a live URL and having it rebuild the site as a clean Next.js application. Developers are sharing it as a ready-made starting point for AI-assisted site rebuilds, and the project is drawing attention in software and information security circles.

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    Payload CMS vulnerability flagged with untrusted redirect flawโ—๐Ÿšจ EUVD-2026-93488 ๐Ÿ“Š Score: 6.1/10 (CVSS v3.1) ๐Ÿ“ฆ Product: next, next, payload (+1 more) ๐Ÿข Vendor: payloadcms, @payloadcmsMmastodonTechnologyCybersecurity01 d ago

    A medium-severity vulnerability, EUVD-2026-93488, has been catalogued affecting Payload CMS and related Next.js packages, with a CVSS v3.1 score of 6.1 out of 10. The flaw involves an untrusted redirect URL parameter exploit, which could let attackers craft malicious redirects. The advisory was updated on 6 October 2026 and is listed in the EU vulnerability database maintained by ENISA. Administrators running Payload or its Next.js integrations are advised to review the advisory and check for patches.

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