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How demand for Next.js trended in Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' posts since 2011: a live monthly mention chart in share and raw counts, plus the real job postings behind every bar.
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Monthly Next.js job postings in the Hacker News Who is hiring? thread, one bar per calendar month since 2011. Narrow the window, add another skill to compare, and click any month to read the postings behind the bar.
…end-to-end, with a direct impact on Featurebase’s future. Stack: NextJS + Typescript for the frontend, Node.js for the backend, MongoDB, Redis. If you like small teams, autonomy, and shipping meaningful product work, we’d love to have you on board! Apply here (we read every…
The Next.js job postings that drew the most discussion in 2026.
…Software Engineers, Tiers 3 and 4 (Typescript Javascript, React, NextJS; Ruby on Rails;
…Python, and framework tooling agnostic (Currently using things like NextJS, Supabase, Cesium) - Eager to learn about mining domain knowledge around the software. - Ownership of the codebase, and the systems that support the software (project management, CI CD, monitoring, etc.) -…
…tends to be backend data heavy, but will also have some frontend (NextJS React Typescript). If you're interested in making a real-world impact on climate energy, or if you know someone that might, please email me and include a one sentence description of the most impressive thing…
…a team that values speed, quality and curiosity. Our stack is Go, NextJS (TS), Postgres and ClickHouse. We believe that companies should be able to own their security data and get value out of it too and so we've built a platform that can be deployed anywhere. SIEM sucks, so…
…your work. Tech stack: Python (flask, temporal) on the backend, Nextjs React on the frontend
This page charts how often Next.js appears in the monthly Hacker News 'Who is hiring?' thread, one bar per calendar month across the whole history. Switch between share mode - Next.js's slice of the market each month - and raw counts for absolute hiring volume, narrow the window to the last year, 5 or 10 years, and click any month to read the actual postings that mention Next.js: the companies, the seniority, and the rest of the stack they ask for.
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