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RedwoodJS is quickly becoming a game-changer in the world of web application development. Combining the best of React and GraphQL, it offers a full-stack framework that streamlines the development process from start to finish.- Published on
Next.js 15 RC is the latest version of the popular React framework that has been released by Vercel. This version comes with various new features and improvements that will help developers build faster and more efficient web applications. One of the main improvements that Next.js 15 RC brings is the support for React 19 RC, which includes new features for both the client and server like Actions.