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Next.js 16.2's stable Adapter API and OpenNext let you run Next.js on AWS, Cloudflare, or Netlify instead of Vercel. The options, the caching that breaks at scale, and the 2026 cost math.
Headless CMS licence pages are easy to read and easy to misread. Sanity Growth is $15 per seat per month with 25k documents; the increased-quota add-on is another $299. Here is what a Sanity and Astro build actually
The first scheduled Next.js security release landed on 20 July 2026 with nine CVEs across App Router, Server Actions, rewrites and the image endpoint. Here is who is actually exposed and how to patch.
Compliance guides tell Indian teams that EN 301 549 v3.2.1 is the EAA's harmonised standard, that v4.1.1 lands in October 2026, and that non-EU sellers must appoint an EU representative. The legal text says otherwise
Next.js 16 shipped 21 October 2025 and turns Turbopack on by default, deletes synchronous request APIs, and renames middleware. Here is every breaking change that will stop your build, with the codemods that fix them.
WordPress 7.1 is set for 19 August 2026, with the iframed editor planned for block themes first. apiVersion 3 changes no API, and most blocks need no changes. What actually breaks, and how to test.
Custom web applications in India run ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh in 2026, at engineering rates of $15 to $35 per hour against $100 to $200 in the US. But cost is the wrong first question. Three testable signals decide whether
Angular v21 ships zoneless change detection by default, experimental Signal Forms, Vitest as the default test runner, and a built-in MCP server for AI coding. A developer's guide to the features and a safe upgrade
Next.js 16.3 cut Turbopack dev memory up to 90% and TypeScript 7.0 went GA on July 8, 2026 with a Go compiler that type-checks up to 11.9x faster. What the Rust and Go toolchain shift means for web teams.
