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Interesting. This feels like a very specific direction for such a general framework to take, but I can see how it makes sense: e-commerce occupies kind of an aw
by brundolf 6y ago
Interesting. This feels like a very specific direction for such a general framework to take, but I can see how it makes sense: e-commerce occupies kind of an awkward middle-ground in the standard document-app dichotomy, making it potentially an ideal use-case for Next.js' hybrid approach.
On the one hand you have lots of "casual" or one-time visitors, for whom site responsiveness is going to have a big impact on conversions.
On the other hand you'll probably want to support real-time searching/sorting/filtering, dynamically managing a cart and account, etc. You'll probably also have some users who stay and browse for a while, and would benefit from a partially SPA experience.