Build a data-intensive Next.js app with Tinybird and Cursor
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A new approach combines Tinybird for backend analytics with AI-assisted development tools like Cursor to build data-intensive Next.js apps. This method enables rapid creation and deployment of applications processing millions of data points. The process involves setting up a local Tinybird project, building a Next.js app with AI assistance, and deploying via Vercel. The resulting app efficiently handles large datasets, with query response times under 100ms for hot queries, even when processing 1 million rows of data.
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