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This comprehensive guide covers the full lifecycle of Apify Actors, enabling deployment from local environments to production platforms. Learn to trigger scraping tasks via APIs (e.g., Next.js routes), consume structured data, and handle results asynchronously using webhooks in frameworks like Express.js. Ideal for building robust, data-driven web services and automating data pipelines.

A comprehensive, multi-chain reference architecture for building robust decentralized applications (dApps) powered by Alchemy. This guide outlines the full stack, from the React/Next.js frontend and API layer to core blockchain interactions, incorporating best practices like rate limiting, caching, and secure API proxying. Ideal for planning complex, production-grade Web3 systems across multiple chains (ETH, Polygon, etc.).

This expert skill converts static or modern React/HTML/Next.js codebases into fully dynamic, pixel-perfect, and SEO-optimized WordPress themes. It functions as a senior architect, ensuring 100% visual fidelity while correctly implementing core WordPress functionalities (ACF, dynamic menus, proper hooks) and preserving technical SEO structures.

Shipwright is an autonomous, multi-phase agent designed to convert simple, plain-English requirements into fully functional, tested, and deployment-ready applications. It supports modern full-stack frameworks like Next.js/Supabase, SvelteKit, and Astro. Use this tool when you need to scaffold a complete project, add complex features, or generate an entire SaaS dashboard merely by describing it.

This guide details how to configure the VS Code Port Monitor extension. It allows developers to monitor the port status (in use or free) for development servers (like Vite, Next.js) and databases in real time directly on the status bar. Use this skill to set up multi-service or full-stack development environments, prevent port conflicts, and troubleshoot running services.

The official SDK for integrating Webiny's Headless CMS and File Manager into external applications (e.g., Next.js, Vue, Node.js). It provides a robust TypeScript interface for reading, writing, updating, and managing content entries. Features include listing, filtering, sorting, handling content revisions (read vs. preview mode), and ensures type safety using generics, making complex data operations reliable and scalable.

This skill guides developers on creating custom, configurable, and data-driven editor components for the Webiny Website Builder. It details the use of `@webiny/website-builder-nextjs` to register components, define various input types (text, number, color, select), manage themes using CSS variables, and integrating Server Components to fetch CMS data. Ideal for building robust, genuine WYSIWYG editing experiences within a Next.js environment.