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Building Yori, an app that helps people learn Japanese more naturally. Frontend Lead, passionate about building products that create value, make an impact, and deliver delightful user experiences. Building | Learning | Sharing
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Yori より
Yori is an app that helps people learn Japanese more naturally. It offers AI-powered japanese learning features, With Yori, learners can not only understand Japanese but also express themselves in a natural, native like way!
Worklife in Japan
Worklife in Japan is a volunteer driven platform founded by Taiwanese professionals, sharing real life stories, career insights, and cultural experiences of Taiwanese working across various industries in Japan.
Pokepay for Pays
Pokepay.jp is the official website for Pokepay, a fintech service that offers mobile payment solutions for small businesses and local governments in Japan.
Knowing Core Web Vitals to Improve Website Performance.
This article discusses Google's Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS) and other key performance metrics like FCP, TBT, and Speed Index. It breaks down what each metric measures, why it's important, and provides actionable strategies for optimization, including server-side rendering, image compression, and strategic script loading etc, hoping to help you improve your website's user experience and SEO ranking.
Rendering Techniques Overview for Modern Web Development.
Overview of web rendering techniques: SSG for static content, SSR for dynamic SEO-friendly pages, CSR for interactive SPAs, ISR for hybrid speed and updates, and RSC for efficient component-level server rendering.
What is the difference between the Page and App router in Nextjs?
The Next.js App Router represents a significant evolution from the Page Router, introducing Server Components as the default, improved routing capabilities, and enhanced performance features, while maintaining backwards compatibility for developers who prefer the traditional approach.
