Grep migrated from Create React App to Next.js
Grep, a code search tool, was migrated from Create React App to Next.js to improve performance and maintainability while preserving the interactivity of a single-page app through React Server Components.
is extremely fast code search. You can search over a million repositories for specific code snippets, files, or paths. Search results need to appear instantly without loading spinners.Grep
Originally built with Create React App (CRA) as a fully client-rendered Single-Page App (SPA), Grep was fast—but with , we wanted to update the codebase to make it even faster and easier to maintain going forward.CRA now deprecated
Here's how we migrated Grep to Next.js—keeping the interactivity of a SPA, but with the performance improvements from React Server Components.
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