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MyApp/_podcasts/2025-12-07_replacing-legacy-uis.md

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In this episode, we explore a major inflection point in software development: modern AI tools have made it faster and cheaper to **rewrite legacy user interfaces (UIs)** than to keep patching and refactoring them. We look at how years of workarounds, outdated patterns, and accumulated **technical debt** make many legacy UIs better candidates for full replacement—especially when you take an **AI-first** approach to rebuilding them.

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In this episode, we dive into React Server Components security after three critical vulnerabilities hit Next.js in December 2025 - including one with a perfect CVSS 10.0 score. We'll walk through how the Next.js RSC template achieves security by design through a defense-in-depth architecture that makes entire classes of attacks physically impossible.

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In the face of recent back-to-back critical vulnerabilities that have plagued Next.js React Server Components - including three CVEs with severity scores reaching the maximum CVSS 10.0 - we felt it essential to explain how our only template that utilizes React Server Components, [Next.js RSC](https://react-templates.net/docs/templates/next-rsc) was architected to be **secure by design** by employing a **defense-in-depth architecture** that makes entire classes of attacks like these CVEs physically impossible.

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