Reporter covering front-end development and web technologies
Loraine Lawson is a journalist for IT Business Edge and writes for The New Stack. With a focus on technology and software development, Loraine covers a wide range of topics including programming languages, web development frameworks, and AI applications. Her work has also been featured in Bank Automation News and Auto Finance News.
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Loraine Lawson's coverage primarily focuses on software, SaaS, and technology-related topics such as JavaScript, web development, AI applications, and developer news. She heavily relies on press releases and data citations for her articles.
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Hashicorp co-founder and CTO Armon Dadgar fleshed out the new Stacks and other features in Terraform and explained Nomad's GPU management.
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Next.js 15 offers new core support and documentation for self-hosting; plus a new cache API is coming, the team said.
Currently, developers must choose between speed and functionality. Partial pre-rendering, an experimental feature in Next.js, may change that.
Vercel VP Tom Occhino on why developers should give its App Router another chance; and the close relationship between React and Next.js.
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