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I'm still using Next.js in my work and projects because I still think it may be the best way to ship React to production, but it used to be something fun, enjoy
by drag0s 1y ago
I'm still using Next.js in my work and projects because I still think it may be the best way to ship React to production, but it used to be something fun, enjoyable and productive. sometimes I feel a bit sad about the direction it's going in since the move from pages to the app router.
- skyeto 1y agoCurious, anything specific that you'd highlight compared to a setup like Remix that make it easier to ship with Next?
- dimitrisnl 1y agoWell, they have consistent naming for a start.
- koakuma-chan 1y agoRSC
- dimitrisnl 1y agoThe best way to ship React to production is with Vite. It opens up tons of options (Tanstack, RR, Simple SPA, whatever) and you don't even bring the hosting provider into the discussion.
- tisdadd 1y agoThis - I spent quite some time fighting the new Next.js conventions not working for me making a legit web app instead of traditional site, switched to vite and was like yay, things work again and so fast. Normally I am all about embracing the framework, but kept thinking for what was happening I could use PHP instead and host anywhere.