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Frontend•2026-02-24

How we rebuilt Next.js with AI in one week

One engineer and an AI model rebuilt Next.js from scratch as "vinext", a Vite-based drop-in replacement deployable to Cloudflare Workers, for ~$1,100 in tokens over one week.

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