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Emotes now animate (fade + deblur) only after each image loads from cdn.7tv.app, with stagger based on load order. Also reduces network requests by lazily assigning src to only the active particle count, adds preconnect for the CDN, and marks emotes with decoding=async and fetchpriority=low. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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next-template
A tailored Next.js template project for getting started quickly.
Why
I spend a bit of tme repeating the same steps when setting up Next.js projects. This template builds upon create-next-app to include my essential packages, configurations, linting rules, and more by default.
Features
- Precofigured packages
- Preconfigured ESLint and Prettier rules
- Default boilerplate removed
- Dark mode support
- Formatted README
Stack
- Next.js
- next-themes
- Tailwind CSS (with Forms and Typography plugins)
- tailwind-merge
Setup
Setup instructions are here if necessary. Usually adding environment variables like so:
# .env.local
CLIENT_ID=
SECRET=
License
next-template is licensed under MIT.