Thanks to our first-class GitHub and GitLab Integrations, you can simply push your code to deploy with Vercel. But what if you wanted to create a deployment not based on change of source code, but another external event, such as an update in CMS content?
Starting today, you can deploy based on any event with Deploy Hooks.
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Few weeks ago, we introduced Vercel as the most powerful and scalable platform for static websites and serverless functions powered by any language or framework.
This came at the expense of writing vercel.json files. Today, we are introducing Zero Config, a conventional and completely backwards-compatible approach to deployment.
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Today, we're introducing Deploy Summary, a Vercel integration to augment your workflow with our GitHub and GitLab integrations even further.
Deploy Summary analyzes your pull requests and merge requests, detects changed pages, and provides a detailed preview right next to your commits:
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With Vercel, you can already deploy to HTTPS-enabled subdomains of your choice.
What if you could let customers choose those subdomains (like with Slack workspaces)? Today, we're making this possible with the introduction of Wildcard Domains!
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When you connect your GitHub organization to Vercel, with Vercel for GitHub, we build and deploy your app for each every Git push. We call such an event a job.
For a given branch, we process each job in a queue. If multiple jobs are waiting, we pick the latest one to build. Vercel for GitHub will always give you the deployment URL for the most recent commit.
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Our Vercel platform enables you to deploy modern websites and applications without needing any complicated server configuration. Not only do we automatically configure DNS records for your domain, we also instantly issue and renew free wildcard SSL certificates, completely hands-free.
Historically, companies have spent thousands to get their websites HTTPS-enabled. Not to mention the whole process of issuance, download, re-upload, reconfigure, restart server with downtime — it's always enormously stressful and requires significant engineering resources.
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Vercel was born out of the idea that deploying a website could be much simpler. You only have to run a single command: vercel – that is all.
With our GitHub and GitLab integrations, we enabled deploying on every git push, and teams to manage staging and production by simply merging pull requests.
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Static websites are fast. When you deploy static frontends to Vercel, we automatically serve them from every edge of our global Smart CDN network.
But static websites are also... static. Static site generators create all your pages during the build process — all of them, all at once. Ever had to quickly fix a typo in a page, only to wait minutes or hours for your change to go live?
Today, we are introducing Serverless Pre-Rendering, an industry-defining feature of our Smart CDN network that allows you to get the best of both worlds: the speed and reliability of static, and the versatility of dynamic data rendering.
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With the release of vercel dev, we provided developers with the first single-command development environment that can handle multiple services at once.
In order to open up this opportunity to an even wider range of users, we are very pleased to announce that vercel dev supports Windows.
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We kicked off June with the first-ever Vercel Hackathon, focused on creating integrations.
The event was a phenomenal success. Over 250 participants joined us from every corner of the world to submit high quality integrations that improve their workflow. After much deliberation, our judges finally have the results, and we are thrilled to announce the winners.
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Migrating to serverless Node.js functions or creating new ones can mean that some of the tools and frameworks you used previously are not suitable anymore.
With today's feature release, we want to solve this problem by providing you with a set of default helpers exposed within your Node.js function.
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We are very happy to introduce Next.js 5.0 to the world. It’s available on npm effective immediately.
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We are happy to introduce Next.js 5.1, which features support for environment configuration, phases, source maps, and new Next.js plugins.
Major performance improvements are introduced: resolving pages is 102x faster, and error pages are loaded more efficiently.
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This year, the ZEIT Day Keynote started by highlighting our Open Source projects including showing the metrics of Next.js. With over 25000 stars on GitHub and over 10000 websites are already powered by it, we're incredibly amazed at its growth and love seeing the increasing amount of projects depending on it.
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We are proud today to introduce the production-ready Next.js 6.1, featuring:
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We are very excited excited to announce the stable release of Next.js 3.0. Ever since our beta announcement, we have been using it to power vercel.com and have received lots of feedback and contributions from our community.
Let’s walk through what’s been improved and what’s altogether new, or fetch the latest version from npm!
New to Next.js? Next.js is a zero-configuration, single-command toolchain for React apps, with built-in server-rendering, code-splitting and more. Check out Learn Next.js to get started!
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We are happy to introduce Next.js 4, which features support for React 16 and introduces a major upgrade for the default styling engine styled-jsx with support for dynamic styles.
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On the heels of the announcements of canary releases for Hyper, Now CLI, and Now Desktop, we are glad to announce the immediate availability of a canary channel for Next.js.
In addition, we are excited to share some of the goals we are currently working on towards the release of Next.js 5!
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We're very proud to open-source Next.js, a small framework for server-rendered universal JavaScript webapps, built on top of React, Webpack and Babel, which powers this very site!
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