Location-Based Next.js Middleware With New Relic Synthetics
If your app needs to behave differently based on user location, Next.js Middleware gives you control. And New Relic Synthetics make testing easy.
Observability Week Day 3 features Daniel Kim!
00:00:00 - Welcome
00:00:31 - Who is Daniel Kim?
00:04:13 - How can I test location based app settings?
00:06:51 - What do you get back from a synthetic test?
00:12:53 - How is this about food?
00:16:43 - How should we start with synthetics?
00:22:32 - Adding in middleware
00:32:48 - Testing a button as if you’re in France
00:39:29 - Using Vercel
00:56:14 - Using imgx under the hood of Unsplash
01:04:41 - Using conditionals
01:19:23 - Digging into Vercel logs
01:23:49 - Where can people learn more about synthetics?
Repo: https://github.com/lazyplatypus/food-...
Demo: https://food-feuds-eight.vercel.app/
Links
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https://newrelic.com/
https://nextjs.org/docs/api-reference...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articl...
https://snack.tips/portland
https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/synthe...
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