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Why are you using next.js ?
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woj
@woj.eth
super easy to deploy every library supports it well funded team that continues developing it
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Deployer
@deployer
Any notable pain points? My biggest concern is the vercel lock in.
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woj
@woj.eth
yeah vercel lock in is real, if you need to handle a lot of traffic for pennies it may not be the best choice ive heard about self hosted options but never played with any
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@undefined
one issue i ran into today the framework is quite opinionated & does too much work for you, which can be a double edged sword https://github.com/vercel/next.js/issues/22319
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zoo
@zoo
im using next on cloudflare pages and its pretty easy peasy
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Andrei O.
@andrei0x309
There are a few pain points like: 1 Doesn't have a SPA only mode 2 Vercel lock-in 3 Pretty heavy in terms of dev resources 4 Not the most performant stack out there Probably for more users benefits are more important: 1 Huge community 2 Probably most jobs because of React 3 Relatively simple to use 5 Great if you're a React lover ( this can be a drawback too if you hate React) 6 Huge amount of libraries and UI components out there 7 Good support for running code on the server 8 Can be used as a full stack tech 9 Can share logic with Expo if you're in the RN camp 10 Comes with a bundler that has almost no need to be configured 11 Pretty mature and well funded
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