CTChen Taoin70worldcup.hashnode.dev·1d ago · 6 min readWhy Modern Gaming Wikis Suck (And How I Built a 100/100 Lighthouse Wiki with Next.js & TypeScript)If you have tried looking up a boss strategy or character build on a modern gaming wiki recently, you know the pain. You open a page on your phone, and before the first sentence renders: Two sticky 00
CTChen Taoin70worldcup.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 7 min readBuilding a 100/100 Lighthouse Static Wiki with Next.js: 4 Production Lessons in Media Facades, Git Timestamps, and Instant IndexingBuilding a 100/100 Lighthouse Static Wiki with Next.js: 4 Production Lessons in Media Facades, Git Timestamps, and Instant Indexing Static site generation (SSG) with Next.js has become the default cho00
CTChen Taoin70worldcup.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 6 min readHow I Rescued a Next.js App from a 70 Mobile PageSpeed Score: Taming Forced Reflows and the 20s Analytics TrapYesterday, I pushed what I thought was a lightweight, fully static web app for Ghost Driver Wiki — a dedicated fan-run companion and tuning calculator for Roblox racers. It had zero server-side databa00
CTChen Taoin70worldcup.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 6 min readThe 1.2MB Hidden Cost of YouTube Embeds (And the 40-Line React Pattern That Fixed Our Mobile Score)A few weeks ago, we launched a high-traffic gaming intelligence platform, Anime Origins Wiki. Everything was built with bleeding-edge tooling: Next.js 16 static export, Tailwind CSS v4, and sub-50ms g00
CTChen Taoin70worldcup.hashnode.dev·3d ago · 5 min readHow I Built a Lightning-Fast Game Wiki with Next.js 16, SSG, and an Automated Link-Auditing PipelineBuilding a content-rich gaming wiki or database seems straightforward at first glance. However, as your site scales to dozens of guides, item databases, and active game codes, maintaining peak perform00
