Friday, February 23, 2024

Customizing Next.js Port Configuration

Next.js is a React Web development Framework that is particularly popular among frontend developers. This blog will share small but useful tip for Next.js users.

By default, Next.js utilize port 3000. However, if the port is already allocated to another service, it's possible to change the port used by of Next.js to different one. Following is a step-by-step guide on how to change the default port of a Next.js project.

Prerequisites: Next.js project

Saturday, February 3, 2024

Share Dynamic Variables Between Azure DevOps Jobs

Azure DevOps pipelines can be defined with multiple jobs based on the final result to be achieved and specific requirements. There may arise situations where variable values need to be dynamically generated within one pipeline job and utilized in another subsequent job. This blog explains the process of achieving such functionality.

Prerequisites: Azure DevOps account