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As a big Next.js fan, this is a big release to me, React is my go to front-end choice and Next.js does amazing jobs server-side rendering and many other great t
by tmvnty 8y ago
As a big Next.js fan, this is a big release to me, React is my go to front-end choice and Next.js does amazing jobs server-side rendering and many other great things too, Now v2 supports Next.js out of the box means I can use lambda functions to serve SSR React for will save me a lot of boilerplates and maintenance work, so I will definitely check out Now again probably try few demo apps out...
But all great things aside, having Now v2 tied with AWS lambda means I will have to switch to AWS too. I like to stick with one cloud provider and my current favourite is GCP/Firebase, and I will have to weigh out the pro & cons of AWS/GCP again for Now v2. Hopefully in the near future, Now could be cloud provider agonostic
- Rauchg 8y agoVery important: you absolutely don't have to switch to or configure any cloud provider. However, it is a very healthy thing to understand the "behind the scenes" in case you need to interoperate with existing APIs or databases[1] [1] https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/regions-and-providers https://zeit.co/docs/v2/platform/regions-and-providers