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welter
@fun
noob question, how should i be setting up my next.js directory when i get to this part? does it matter? tagging ppl for help @greg @pixel @matthew @stephancill
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Greg
@greg
Itโs personal preference but I go yes yes no yes no (should probs be yes) no
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Matthew
@matthew
eh I wouldn't use tailwind
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vincent
@pixel
Not an expert on Next.js, Greg uses it a lot :)
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Uncle Davo
@uncledavo
diving into next.js soon too! will join u w the noob questions ๐ซก
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pugson
@pugson
donโt use eslint
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Brian Kim
@brianjckim
i use the same as above except i add import aliases
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matthias
@iammatthias
yes yes no yes yes no
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timdaub
@timdaub.eth
me: - ts? no - eslint: no - tailwind: no - wtf does that mean? - router: no - wtf does that mean
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dinislam
@dinislam.eth
my complaints for app directory: - no way to return non-200 responses in server components - cookies are some times read only (i forget if thatโs in server components or routes) - no good CSP solution that Iโve seen Iโm coming straight from CRA, never used Pages router
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Brent Fitzgerald
@bf
> does it matter? recommend avoiding this question when developing because it leads right into a nihilism abyss.
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one of the many matts
@1ofthemanymatts
defaults are the move. if you don't like tailwind at first try using shadcn/ui's patterns and see if you still hate it. don't listen to the devils on your shoulders telling you to remove eslint, if anything add more eslint rules (like package sorting) and also prettier plugin. then never manually format code again
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