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nickbytes
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Javascript still needs its Rails/Django equivalent. Next.js has empowered a bunch of frontend devs to build fullstack applications, but there’s a ton of footguns and the flexibility still has people floundering in problems long-solved by other frameworks.
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MOLO
@molo
what are the problems you’re thinking of?
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nickbytes
@nickbytes.eth
This sums up pretty well https://warpcast.com/leewardbound/0xf777db
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MOLO
@molo
How do you write frontend with django? Does it have its own templating or can you just hook it into react?
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nickbytes
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Yea it has it's own templating. Templating is probably my least favorite part, and a lot of people just use Django to create a REST API using https://www.django-rest-framework.org/
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MOLO
@molo
Feels more like express.js then, which has a lot of features but also a ton of freedom, versus next. Next I wouldn’t use for something backend-heavy
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Gabriel Ayuso
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I'm new to the modern node frameworks world but Next definitely is pushing more heavily on leveraging server-side rendering.
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MOLO
@molo
Yeah they're an FE framework slowly trying to become full stack (also building out DBs, they love showing off their edge stuff). IMO best option that exists in the JS world. And I don't like python so it's defacto best option overall :)
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