To Next or not to Next?...
Next.js is a legendary web dev framework. Arguably, it's the most popular choice across web engineers for building SaaS and web projects. I'm not a deep expert in #nextjs, although I used it for a while and quite liked it a couple of years ago. I liked its flexibility in SSR/no-SSR rendering, and other cool features. But I've recently had several chats with web devs where we discussed Next.js. So I noticed more and more people complaining that Next became unreliable, too cumbersome and fragile. It seems like Next.js has really changed since then. Also, we have Astro, Svetle, Remix and other competitors around. The latter one in particular is the one I'm working with right now, and it looks quite interesting so far...
What is your favorite framework for building a SaaS or web project nowadays?
#webdev #nodejs #javascript #typescript #webdevelopment #webdeveloper
Next.js is a legendary web dev framework. Arguably, it's the most popular choice across web engineers for building SaaS and web projects. I'm not a deep expert in #nextjs, although I used it for a while and quite liked it a couple of years ago. I liked its flexibility in SSR/no-SSR rendering, and other cool features. But I've recently had several chats with web devs where we discussed Next.js. So I noticed more and more people complaining that Next became unreliable, too cumbersome and fragile. It seems like Next.js has really changed since then. Also, we have Astro, Svetle, Remix and other competitors around. The latter one in particular is the one I'm working with right now, and it looks quite interesting so far...
What is your favorite framework for building a SaaS or web project nowadays?
#webdev #nodejs #javascript #typescript #webdevelopment #webdeveloper