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Copied(ish) from #8331 (comment): What if next.js had a browser addon that would display information such as build / type / lint errors in a non-intrusive way (outside of the actual webpage, like redux-devtools-extension does) plus any other relevant information specific to next.js (such as if it is a static page), and toggle certain settings such as: Current ideas: Toggles (disable/enable):
Information:
Switches:
I'm sure there are plenty more options that make sense here. I think this could further level-up next.js above their competition and go along way for developer UX. EDIT: Added recommendations from @Janpot. |
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I like the idea of a browser extension (#7945 (comment)). I'm also thinking it could have things like bundle analysis and performance metrics. |
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Next.js should emit linting and non-critical build errors in an unobtrusive toast instead of a full-screen error overlay.
Notably, this is desirable for TypeScript since some users rely on TypeScript as a linter instead of type checker.
Closes #8060
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