Backend

Typescript backend/API what is THE go to? Hearing lots of nest.js next.js and tRPC talks. Also love what Adonis.JS is doing in bundling things you need anyways like lavarel. Just don't know THE one

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Might depend on your needs, but in my experience Next.js does just fine for less intensive tasks. It lets you build quick and dirty, then rewrite as necessary. More unified than anything else you’ll try out imo.

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thank you. Does next.js go fast with auth and some more integrated stuff? Likely simple to add since many use it?

I would say yes! It’s such a popular framework that there’s plenty of providers like Clerk which will have fast startup guides.

dang clerk even has react native starters using expo :O that's cool! can't find clerk being fully OpenSource though sadly would be insane if it was too

dang clerk even has react native starters using expo :O that's cool! can't find clerk being fully OpenSource though sadly would be insane if it was too https://github.com/clerk/clerk-expo-starter

Yeah 100% need to read up on clerk. Would love to have all auth. data be in the backend hosted by the typescript backend :D just not programmed as fullnauth stack by us

I haven’t done much with auth, but from what I’ve heard, 9/10 you do not want to roll your own auth. Dyor of course :)