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A Game-Changing Next.js Feature That Will Make Your Life Easier!
As frontend developers, we all know the struggle: You add tons of console.log statements while debugging, making sure your data is just right. Then comes the tedious part—removing them one by one before deploying to production. But what if I told you there’s an easier way? Meet Next.js’s Hidden Gem: Automatic Console Log Removal I recently discovered a cool Next.js config setting that removes all console.log statements from your production build automatically—without any manual effort! Here’s how it works:
As frontend developers, we all know the struggle:
You add tons of console.log statements while debugging, making sure your data is just right. Then comes the tedious part—removing them one by one before deploying to production.
But what if I told you there’s an easier way?
Meet Next.js’s Hidden Gem: Automatic Console Log Removal
I recently discovered a cool Next.js config setting that removes all console.log statements from your production build automatically—without any manual effort!
Here’s how it works:
