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How We Scaled Quran.com to 50M Monthly Users: Architecture Lessons From the Inside

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Quran.com scaled its web application to serve 50 million monthly users by migrating from a single-page React app to Next.js with Incremental Static Regeneration (ISR) and implementing edge caching through Cloudflare. This combination reduced time to first byte by over 70% and improved CDN cache hit rates, demonstrating the critical importance of architectural decisions in handling high traffic loads.

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