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Robin Wieruch

@rwieruch

React & Next.js • JavaScript & TypeScript • Freelance Full-Stack Web Developer • Technical Co-Founder • Father of 2 • multiple-time GitHub Star

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👀 Calling OpenAI's API directly? No problem. It works. ❌ But streaming that response to the UI? Now you're writing stream handlers, encoding chunks, setting headers... it gets messy fast. ✅ Then I tried the AI SDK. One call handles the OpenAI request and streams the response

👀 Calling OpenAI's API directly? No problem. It works.

❌ But streaming that response to the UI? Now you're writing stream handlers, encoding chunks, setting headers... it gets messy fast.

✅ Then I tried the AI SDK. One call handles the OpenAI request and streams the response
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Whether you’re new to Next.js or aiming to enhance your skills, Robin Wieruch’s course is effective — clear, practical, and filled with essential knowledge and expert tips. Highly recommended! 👇

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💬 I asked my students what they think of Shadcn UI’s copy-paste approach to components. Here’s what they said: 🔹 “I love the flexibility. No more black-box components.” 🔹 “Feels lighter. You only install what you use.” 🔹 “So much easier to customize compared to MUI or

💬 I asked my students what they think of Shadcn UI’s copy-paste approach to components. Here’s what they said:

🔹 “I love the flexibility. No more black-box components.”
🔹 “Feels lighter. You only install what you use.”
🔹 “So much easier to customize compared to MUI or
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🚀 I love how easy it is to tailor the outcome of The Road to Next course. You won't just learn full-stack development, you'll build your own starter kit application, ready to launch your next big idea!

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Hard facts about The Road to Next 👇 - 14,230 lines of real-world code we’ll write together - Up to 6 operating terminals during development - 30+ hours of self-paced video lessons - ~5 minutes per video on average - 100+ quizzes to reinforce your learning - 60+ coding

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👀 Ever built a chat app with streaming AI responses in React… from scratch? You probably ended up writing: - State hooks for messages, loading, input - A streaming fetch with manual decoding - Logic for assembling incoming chunks into complete messages ❌ It's doable, but

👀  Ever built a chat app with streaming AI responses in React… from scratch?

You probably ended up writing:

- State hooks for messages, loading, input
- A streaming fetch with manual decoding
- Logic for assembling incoming chunks into complete messages

❌  It's doable, but
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Working with multiple AI models in JavaScript? 🤖 One of the best things about AI SDK is how easily it lets you switch between models like GPT-4 Turbo and Claude 3 without juggling different SDKs. 💡 Why it matters: You can compare responses from different models with the same

Working with multiple AI models in JavaScript? 🤖

One of the best things about AI SDK is how easily it lets you switch between models like GPT-4 Turbo and Claude 3 without juggling different SDKs.

💡 Why it matters:

You can compare responses from different models with the same
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🤔 Curious how different AI models handle the same prompt? With React.js and the AI SDK, you can stream responses from multiple models in parallel and compare their outputs side by side, in real time.

🤔 Curious how different AI models handle the same prompt?

With React.js and the AI SDK, you can stream responses from multiple models in parallel and compare their outputs side by side, in real time.
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I need to start the "The Road to Next" course by Robin Wieruch. He was kind enough to give me access to it, and it's the only reason why I'm giving Next another chance. If I'm not shipping after this course, I'll never do it.