This Blog's Stack: Next.js 16, Vinext, SearXNG, Crawl4AI
An overview of the stack behind this blog: Next.js 16, Vinext, Cloudflare Workers, D1/R2, and admin-side SearXNG/Crawl4AI.
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Image Delivery with Next.js 16, Vinext, and Cloudflare R2
Trace the production media pipeline from authenticated upload and WebP conversion through temporary R2, D1 claims, content-hash promotion, and same-origin delivery.
Read articleBuilding a Next.js Blog on Cloudflare Workers and D1
A case study of this blog: architecture and design decisions for Cloudflare Workers, D1, R2, and a Next.js-compatible vinext runtime.
Read articleGoogle Analytics 4 for Next.js: Consent, SPA Views, and Verification
Create a GA4 property and web data stream, configure the Measurement ID, gate loading on consent, prevent duplicate SPA page views, and verify the result in DebugView.
Read articleGoogle Search Console for Next.js: Ownership, Sitemap, URL Inspection
Verify a Next.js blog in Search Console, submit its bilingual sitemap, inspect URLs, and read performance without treating submission as an indexing guarantee.
Read articleSix Guardrails for a Safe Next.js Blog Refactor
Six guardrails for safe refactoring: focused tests, fail-loud deploys, D1 forward recovery, small commits, and one full pre-push gate.
Read articleJapanese Full-Text Search on D1 with FTS5 Trigram
A D1 search route using LIKE for one or gramless two code points, bigram for valid pairs, trigram for longer terms, and path-specific fallbacks.
Read articleA Non-Blocking Ad-Block Notice with Bounded Detection
How bait state, script lifecycle, grace periods, and bounded observers detect ad-delivery failures while keeping the article readable and offering retry or dismiss actions.
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