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Open question for devs of FC: what do you think of Vercel and Next.js?

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Thanks a ton for the suggestions everyone! Ended up going with a partial migration to Next (meatiest route is fully Nextjs and rest fall back to old CRA). And fully on vercel too, in about 3 days. You all are an incredibly helpful group ❤️

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Brent Fitzgerald

Vercel is the easiest way to deploy right now. But its seat pricing gets expensive for small projects. Next is fine, generally not needed for SPAs that are client focused and can’t take advantage of the SSR optimizations.

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Carlos Matallín

Been a big fan since the very early days. Hell, I even have a Next.js hoodie. However I think they’ve progressively locked down the hobby plans and can be expensive fast. I have not been paying enough attention to Remix.

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(from an infra/backend dev) Vercel has been incredibly easy to use for continuous deployments and has beautiful integrations w/ github (haven't tried their database products). I have used Next.js. It works. I honestly have zero opinions on it because I do the bare minimum to make things appear in my browser. 💀

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By far the easiest platform to code/test/deploy. You don’t have to worry much about configuration or serverless functions working. It all just works.

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I started to use Vercel and Next.js in a project for Developer DAO, and I really enjoyed how easy it was to set it up with Github and how smoothly everything went. Will have to double check on bigger projects how does it perform

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1/ For most startups choosing an opinionated framework to start off with is the best the way to go so you don't work on the wrong thing (tech instead of product). In JS usually you want to start with the most popular framework unless there is a paradigm shift coming.

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Michael Pfister

This is a nice subscription starter app, uses supabase too https://github.com/vercel/nextjs-subscription-payments

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Vercel knows how to market their stuff. It just "feels luxurious," not sure why. Switched to it recently, not looking back.

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consider nest.js instead

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