CI/CD is a core practice in the modern software development ecosystem. It helps agile teams deliver high-quality software in short release cycles. In this tutorial, you'll learn what CI/CD is, and I'll help you set up a CI/CD pipeline using Husky and GitHub Actions in a Next.js application.  This

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Learn how to set up a CI/CD pipeline for a Next.js application using Husky and GitHub Actions. This guide covers the basics of continuous integration and delivery, setting up a Next.js app with Vitest, configuring Git hooks with Husky, creating GitHub Actions workflows for automation, and deploying the project using Vercel. Ideal for developers familiar with React, Next.js, and Git.

How to Set Up a CI/CD Pipeline with Husky and GitHub Actions

Looks great! Automation is so important.
I have a suggestion though, I think it is better not to use <code>npm install</code> but <code>npm ci</code> instead, because this will make sure you use the exact versions in the package lock file (plus it won’t update the lock)

Awesome article ! Well written 👍